[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Choc Choco Chocolate Museum (Updated Jun)

#summervacay While exploring the area near The Bund, found the Choc Choco Chocolate Museum, and it was such a fun surprise! It's a cool, creative space filled with life-sized chocolate sculptures-animals, art, and even fashion items-all made from real chocolate. There's also a section that tells the story of cocoa and lets you see chocolate-making in action. The smell alone was amazing! It's beautifully designed, relaxing, and best of all, free to enter. A perfect indoor escape after walking along the Bund.

#summervacay I stepped into the Choc Choco Chocolate Museum near The Bund, and it felt like entering a sweet, air-conditioned dream. The first floor was filled with giant chocolate sculptures all made from real chocolate. Upstairs, I learned about the history of cocoa and saw famous artworks recreated in chocolate. There was even a tasting corner for handmade treats. It was cool, fun, and smelled amazing. The best part? It's free to enter. A perfect escape from the summer heat. The museum open daily from 10 AM to 10 PM. Chocolate sculptures are for viewing, but you can buy snacks at the shop. It's great for families, couples, or anyone who loves chocolate

During my visit to Shanghai’s Yuyuan Gardens, I stumbled upon the Chocolate Museum, and it turned out to be a sweet surprise. The rich cocoa aroma welcomed me into a magical space filled with life-sized chocolate animal sculptures—tigers, pandas, and giraffes so realistic they almost seemed alive. The basement showcased intricate chocolate replicas of luxury items and famous artworks like Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, all crafted with stunning detail. I loved how the museum also offered an educational journey through the history and making of chocolate. Before leaving, I sampled a variety of rich, smooth chocolates and treated myself to a cup of decadent hot chocolate at the café. The museum is free to enter, family-friendly, and a perfect blend of art, culture, and indulgence. It was a fun, unexpected highlight of my Yuyuan Gardens trip—and I’d happily return for another taste!#yuyuangarden

The museum is inside the 城隍庙 a good stop for a chocolate joy . The display made from Chocolate a unique sensory experience . #travel #shanghai #familytravel

#ShanghaiTravel 🏬 The charm of Shanghai Chocolate Museum - Located in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, the Shanghai Chocolate Museum is a unique attraction where you can experience the history and production process of chocolate. Recommended for families and dessert fans! (Tip: Admission ¥120, 2 hours ⏰) 📍 Location: Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China (Check the official website for the exact address) 📸 Photo zone - Take pictures with chocolate art pieces as the background! (Tip: Take pictures without flash 📷) 🍬 Things to do - Chocolate making workshop (¥200~$300), chocolate tasting, souvenir shopping (¥50~$150). (Tip: Visit the nearby Oriental Pearl Tower in conjunction 🗼) ✨ Make sweet memories at the Shanghai Chocolate Museum #Shanghai

#favouriteitinerary This is the first time I've seen such exquisite artworks made from chocolate, with castles, clocks, and even human figures. It's easy to imagine how much care the designer put into creating them. The finished product is truly perfect and beautiful. If you're a big fan of chocolate, you definitely can't miss this chocolate museum. It will open your eyes and will not disappoint you. There are also chocolate sales near the museum, so when you come to Shanghai, you must visit this place—you won’t regret it. #chinatrip #travel #shanghai #myitinerary #chocolate #chocolatelover

| A sweet and magical journey. I took two foreign children to the Chococho Museum in Shanghai Chenghuang Temple. As soon as I entered, I was surrounded by the rich aroma of chocolate! 😍 This is simply a magical world of chocolate✨! There are Oriental Pearl Tower and Bund buildings made of chocolate, with full details💯, it is definitely "Shanghai on the tip of the tongue". There are also large animals made of chocolate🐘, which are lifelike and shocking; world famous paintings🖼️ and luxury handbags👜, which are so realistic that they are amazing. Every place shows the infinite possibilities of chocolate craftsmanship, which is super fun! The chocolate waterfall is super interesting, and the silky chocolate flows slowly, which is tempting to look at. And you can observe the chocolate making process, from cocoa beans to finished products, which is magical and interesting. The DIY chocolate session is also great, and you can use your creativity to make unique sweet things. The chocolate souvenirs in the store are super beautiful, and the various shapes are super cute, which is super suitable to bring back to family and friends. Whether you are a chocolate lover or a kid looking for an interesting place to check in, don't miss it. Here you can experience the chocolate culture, enjoy a sweet time, and gain a lot of happiness and memories! 💕

🍫 Chocolate Museum in Shanghai | A Sweet and Fantastic Journey 💕 Guys, there is a super awesome Chocolate Museum in Shanghai, you must go and check it out! 📍 You can smell the sweet chocolate aroma in the air as you approach. The museum has many highlights ✨ First is the Chocolate Zoo, which you enter through the round arch on the first floor, as if you are entering the animal world. Nearly ten tons of chocolate were used to create lifelike animals such as horses, elephants, and tigers. Two-thirds of the first floor is covered with chocolate, which is amazing. Go down the spiral staircase to the chocolate history and culture area. The cultural wall here shows the past and present of chocolate, from the origin and cultivation of cocoa to the benefits and development of chocolate. There is also an interactive wall where you can take photos, a scent area where you can smell various chocolate-related spices, and a cocoa specimen display area where you can learn about the various forms of cocoa fruit up close. The art gallery is even more amazing, with world-famous paintings such as Van Gogh's "Starry Night" and "Sunflowers" and Picasso's "The Dream" all meticulously carved out of chocolate by chocolate artisans over four months. The frames are also made of chocolate, as well as bags and shoes made of chocolate, giving them new artistic life. 🍭 🍫 The Chocolate Kitchen is an open space where you can see the staff making chocolate, which is sold immediately after it is made to ensure freshness. There are also chocolate classes on weekdays, where children can use their hands to make marshmallows and donuts. 🎈 Finally, the chocolate retail area has nearly 100 chocolate products, which makes it hard to choose, and you want to take them all home. 🎀 You can not only visit for free, but also taste for free. It is simply a paradise for chocolate lovers. Bring your family and friends to experience this sweet chocolate journey!

#春夏好去处2024 #巧克力 #上海打卡点 #甜甜 #巧克力专营店 📍Address: YB1-102, No. 69, Jiuxiaochang Road, Huangpu District Founded in January 2022, the Choco Choco Chocolate Museum is located in Yu Garden, Shanghai, and is also the first chocolate museum in China. There is a chocolate zoo at the entrance. These lifelike chocolate animal sculptures were made by three masters using 10 tons of chocolate raw materials, including dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate, and took several months to make. Even the ground under the feet of the animals is paved with chocolate.

Visit the '2024 Yu Garden Folk Art Lantern Festival' in Yu Garden, smell a strong chocolate aroma at the Golden Square, and follow the aroma into the 'Choc Choco Chocolate Museum' ‼️Things you must know before going to the 'Choc Choco Chocolate Museum': 1️⃣The 'Choc Choco Chocolate Museum' located at No. 69, Old School Field Road, YB1-102, Huangpu District, Shanghai, is the only chocolate museum in Shanghai at present. The museum is two-story. You can learn a lot of unknown chocolate knowledge by visiting this museum. 2️⃣The first floor of the museum is a chocolate zoo, with animals of all sizes: rabbits, monkeys, foxes, lions, elephants, etc., all lifelike and vivid, indistinguishable from the real ones. When you get close, you can smell the strong chocolate aroma. It turns out that all these animals are made of chocolate, even the ground under the animals' feet is made of chocolate. These are two chocolate zoos made by three masters using 10 tons of chocolate raw materials over several months. 3️⃣Go down to the basement from the white spiral staircase, follow the shoulder instructions, first is the history and introduction of chocolate: the origin of chocolate, the history of the five chocolate countries, cocoa specimens, chocolate smell wall, etc. Through the display of pictures and physical specimens, it popularizes the knowledge and origin of chocolate for visitors. 4️⃣There is a DIY chocolate surname making machine here. According to the prompts on the machine, you can make a chocolate with your own surname after scanning the code and paying. 5️⃣Art Gallery: The exhibits here are artworks made of chocolate: famous paintings, bags, high heels👠, teapots, clocks, sculptures, etc. Especially the famous paintings are the highlights of the art gallery: Van Gogh's 'Starry Night' 'Sunflowers', Picasso's 'Dream', Dali's 'Eternal Memory', Wang Ximeng's 'A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains', these are all made by Choc Choco craftsmen in 4 months, even the frames are made of chocolate. 6️⃣Chocolate Making Workshop: You can see the process of chocolate craftsmen making various chocolate products through a whole glass wall. Maybe we went too late that day, there were no craftsmen operating in the workshop. 7️⃣The last part is the Choc Choco chocolate tasting area and sales area. Those who like to taste chocolate can take some home to taste slowly. The price is not expensive, the styles are good-looking and there are many varieties. 8️⃣The entire exhibition hall is white as the background, very suitable for taking pictures and punching in. The exhibition hall also kindly reminds the best photo point card position👍 9️⃣The exhibition hall is open from 10:00 to 22:00, free, no appointment required, visiting time is 0.5-1 hour. 1️⃣0️⃣The museum has two entrances and exits, one is located at No. 69, Old School Field Road, and the other is at the Golden Square. Both doors can be entered and exited. 1️⃣1️⃣The museum is very convenient for transportation. It is 500 meters from Exit 7 of Yu Garden Station on Metro Lines 10 and 14. It is not recommended to drive by yourself. Now it is the Yu Garden Spring Festival Lantern Festival. It is difficult to find a parking space around Yu Garden. If you drive by yourself, you can park in the underground garage of Yu Garden Square, 15 yuan/hour, take the elevator up and go straight to Fangbang Road, walk along Fangbang Road on the left hand side and see the first intersection on the right hand side is the Old School Field Road. 1️⃣2️⃣Now go to the 'Choc Choco Chocolate Museum', and there is the '2024 Yu Garden Folk Art Lantern Festival' in Yu Garden, which can be visited together. ⛰Basic strategy: 'Choc Choco Chocolate Museum' 📍Detailed address: No. 69, Old School Field Road, YB1-102, Huangpu District, Shanghai

🌟Highlights: The Chocolate Museum is divided into two floors. Standing on the street, you can smell the aroma of chocolate from a distance. Through the unique archway is the Chocolate Animal Zoo. Handsome horses, sturdy elephants, and majestic tigers are lifelike, as if you are in the animal world. There are also cute national treasure pandas, holding green bamboo in their hands, looking adorable. 👍Craftsmanship: These lifelike chocolate animal sculptures are made by 3 masters of Choco Choco with 10 tons of chocolate raw materials, including dark chocolate, milk chocolate, and white chocolate. It took several months to make. Even the ground under the animals' feet is paved with chocolate. ❤Various shapes: In addition to the highly restored Chocolate Animal Zoo, you can also appreciate the Chocolate Gallery, which switches to the art museum in a second. Van Gogh's 'Starry Night', 'Sunflowers', Picasso's 'Dream' and other paintings hanging on the wall are all made by Choco Choco chocolate craftsmen in 4 months. Even the picture frames are carefully carved out of chocolate. Everything you see is made of chocolate, completely given a new visual presentation by chocolate. 📍Detailed address: No. 69, Jiuxiaochang Road, Shanghai 🚉Transportation strategy: Yuyuan Station on Metro Line 10 🕙Business hours: 10 am to 10 pm 📝Note tips: Free visit