Visiting the Lindt Home of Chocolate Museum offers a unique immersion in the world of chocolate. With guaranteed admission, participants can explore the history of chocolate, discover the production process and enjoy irresistible tastings. The flexibility to book at short notice allows visitors to enjoy this experience at a time that suits them best, without restrictions. Entry is free and not restricted to a single time slot, it is valid for all day. Immerse yourself in the sweetness of chocolate and experience unforgettable moments in this fascinating museum.
IMPORTANT:
Instant confirmation of VIATOR is NOT the museum entrance.
Tickets to the Lindt Home of Chocolate museum will be sent by message on the VIATOR platform as soon as possible, usually between one and two weeks before the activity.
Please check your messages immediately prior to the date of the visit to receive them.
Participants can visit Switzerland’s most modern and sought-after chocolate museum with a last-minute ticket. This allows you to visit the museum even if the visit to Zurich has been improvised. The museum can be visited at any time during opening hours, without the need to reserve. Audio guide with configurable language is included in the price. Ideal option for visitors who want to go to the museum on their own or by private car.
Participants will receive the ticket in advance, which they can use at any time of the day, without prior reservation of time, even if the client books the activity for the next day.
Participants will receive tickets to the museum via VIATOR. Important! The receipt generated by VIATOR is NOT the museum entrance. To receive the ticket, check your message box in the days before the visit and you will see an attached document with the tickets.
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The historic heart of Zurich, with medieval streets, charming squares, and beautiful architecture.
A beautiful lake offering scenic views, water activities, and relaxing walks along its shores.
Zurich's local mountain, offering hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and a chance to escape the city.
A comprehensive museum showcasing Swiss history, culture, and artifacts from prehistoric times to the present.
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Zurich Hauptbahnhof
Carparkplatz Oerlikon, Carparkplatz Triemli
Trams are efficient, punctual, and cover most of the city's attractions.
Available • Apps: Uber, Taxi 433
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