Friday 25 September, 12:15

A Gourmet Stroll Through Geneva and the History of Chocolate

Booking Required

Move through Geneva’s streets on a lively guided tasting that links nine artisan chocolate shops with local stories and techniques. At each stop participants sample signature creations while the guide explains the historical and craft traditions behind the flavours. The route emphasizes a convivial, exploratory pace through urban passages, offering sensory discoveries and conversations with master chocolatiers. Suitable for walkers comfortable with a city stroll and curious about culinary heritage.

Grand-Rue 11,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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