The Chocolate Line - Antwerp

Experience true luxury at this chocolate shop nestled inside the 18th century Meir Palace. While entrance to the palace requires payment, there is no problem accessing the chocolate shop. Inside, skilled chocolatiers can be seen crafting exquisite chocolates in glass urns. Even if you're not there for a visit, you can still marvel at the elegant salons and delicate products on display.

One of the main attractions of Antwerp and Flanders is chocolate. The streets smell of pure chocolate in this region of Europe, where there is a historical tradition and great masters of this art. For chocolate lovers, it is a must-visit location in the center of Antwerp, next to Meir street. You can even observe how chocolates are made by accessing the kitchen, where you will see a couple of chefs preparing chocolates or sculptures. These sculptures are displayed throughout the venue and many of them will surely surprise you. I was particularly intrigued by one I saw from the street, depicting a character from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. When you enter, people start to disperse: some head to the terrace to enjoy the Palace of Meir, others go to the store, and some go directly to Café Imperial. You'll surely leave with a pleasant memory of Antwerp if you visit this place to taste some of the best chocolates in Europe.

Brujas is known for its chocolate. There are 49 shops dedicated to the sale of chocolate in all its forms. Among these shops, one stands out a bit, it is The Chocolate Line, the chocolatier boutique of Dominique Persoone. The store itself has a fairly traditional, wooden decoration. Upon entering, you are immediately impressed by the delicious smell. Behind the counter, there is a large window where you can see the craftsmen making the products sold in the store. As you can see, it is a fairly traditional store. But if there is something out of the ordinary, it is the chocolates themselves! The specialty of the house is the mix of flavors... So come and try the wasabi chocolate, Espelette pepper, saffron, or the Havana leaf! Chocolate here is showcased in all its forms: cream massages, red lipstick, and there is even a special device to smell powdered chocolate... It will stimulate all your senses!

One of the main attractions of Amber and Flanks is their chocolate. The streets are filled with the intoxicating scent of pure chocolate, as this region of Europe has a rich historical tradition and some of the finest chocolate masters. For chocolate lovers, this is a must-visit destination. Located in the center of Amber, next to the main street, you can even peek into the kitchen where skilled chefs are creating chocolates and sculptures. These intricate sculptures can be found throughout the establishment and are sure to impress you. The decor of the place is reminiscent of the beloved Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, with people dispersing to different areas upon entering: some head to the terrace to enjoy the ambiance of the street, others browse the store, and some head straight to the coffee shop to savor a delicious cup of imperial coffee as a souvenir of their visit to Amber. Be sure to indulge in some of the best chocolates in Europe while you're here.

This chocolate shop located inside the 18th-century Palace of Meir is a true luxury. The palace, where even Napoleon once stayed, can be visited for a fee, but there is no problem accessing the chocolate shop. Inside, master chocolatiers can be seen through a glass case, crafting their exquisite bonbons. Don't miss the chance to admire the elegant rooms and their delicate products.