1. Switzerland
In the past two centuries, Switzerland has established 14 chocolate factories. Swiss people eat the most chocolate in the world, which can be seen from chocolate shops all over Switzerland, especially Geneva. You can go to Bern, which is the birthplace of triangle chocolate. Or you can go to the Op RalfLose Chocolate Factory and Museum in Lugano, which has a history of making chocolate for more than 3,000 years.
2.Bruges, Belgium
In this romantic little city chocolate world, you can go to the chocolate museum and many chocolate shops, including the old chocolate house selling chocolate lipstick. Do you like chocolate kisses?
3. Italy
Turin, Italy is the birthplace of solid chocolate. It is said that there are more chocolates here than in Belgium and France combined. The annual chocolate festival attracted 700,000 tourists and consumed 60,000 tons of chocolate. Many hotels offer chocolate tour groups to guide tourists to visit nearby chocolate factories.
4. Paris
From chocolate almond cookies to chocolate masks, Paris may be the chocolate capital of the world. LeSalonDu Chocolate Salon starts from Paris and goes to London, new york, Moscow, Tokyo and Shanghai every year. The exhibition provided participants with all kinds of imaginable chocolates.
5.cologne, Germany
Swiss Lotus Chocolate Factory and Museum always offer attractive exhibitions and a box of free chocolates. Visitors can visit the underground storage room of the Swiss Lotus Chocolate Factory and enjoy discounts.
6. Argentina
Iguazu Hotel is 0/0 mile from Iguazu Falls/Kloc-and has a special spa- cocoa therapy, which provides chocolate bath, massage, facial mask and aromatherapy.
7. Belize
The climate in southern Belize is very suitable for growing cocoa. Stay in a hut under the kapok tree for a week, and you can learn about the production history of cocoa farms. In the chocolate festivals in March and May, you can personally participate in making authentic South American chocolates.
8. Hawaii
Every April 17, Sheraton Konajin Aohao Bay Hotel in Hawaii hosts the Kona Chocolate Festival, which brings together Hawaiian chefs, ice cream and candy manufacturers. Chocolate lovers can enjoy tasting competitions, champagne, wine, beer and dancing.
9. Barcelona, Spain
The chocolate museum in Barcelona features chocolate statues, such as Sagrada Familia. This ticket is just a piece of chocolate. If you want more chocolate, you can taste hot chocolate and chocolate sauce after visiting museums and nightclubs.
10. Hershey Panama
Hershey is the largest chocolate manufacturer in North America. Although the streets are not made of chocolate, you can eat chocolate anywhere. The chocolate festival in February every year includes all kinds of chocolate drinks and desserts, dinners and other sweets.
1 1. Mexico
If you want to taste authentic and delicious chocolate, the thick chocolate that is stuck in with a spoon is vertical, you can go to Mexico. If you are an avid chocolate lover, you can go directly to Puebla or Cancun in Yucatan Peninsula, where the specialty is thick sweet sauce made of chocolate, pepper and other spices.
12. Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis holds a chocolate exhibition on May 2nd every year. This exhibition will show people the source of chocolate, how to make it and why chocolate is deeply rooted in people's hearts. People can learn about the history of chocolate by observing plants under a microscope.
13. Birmingham, UK
Cadbury in Birmingham is a paradise for chocolate lovers. There is a self-help tour through 14 area, which can tell visitors the history of chocolate and Cadbury's business. There may be no factory tour here, but you can find the largest Cadbury store here.
14. Canada
Want to get engaged? Jewelry, scenic spots, masterpieces of famous chocolate tycoon Rogers, champagne, diamond rings and keys to candy stores will all provide you with such a romantic weekend. You and your partner can enjoy red wine and dessert, or you can go to the annual chocolate festival, which will be held on March 27th this year.