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New Boston Chocolate Tours shows a sweet side of the City Participants where you can learn and taste your way through Boston’s Historic Neighborhoods.
For tourists and natives alike who want a unique perspective on the city, the new Boston Chocolate Tours provide a delicious way to see Boston’s walkable neighborhoods including Beacon Hill, the Back Bay and the South End. Participants will spend two and half hours touring the city and taking in a wide array of chocolate experiences; they will learn about fine chocolates, taste a variety of delicacies and walk off the calories at the same time.
Boston Chocolate Tours visit some of the city’s most popular chocolate sources, as well as some lesser-known chocolate treasures, and delve deeply into the rich history of chocolate in Boston.
Tours incorporate tales of the Toll House cookie, the original Boston Cream Pie, Baker’s Chocolate and and Schrafft’s, highlighting Boston as the birthplace of American Chocolate.
The itinerary includes a Swiss chocolatier with a colorful history, famous for its champagne truffles that consistently make celebrity “must-have” lists, a formal sit-down tasting experience with an executive pastry chef who discusses the trendy flavor infusions found in luxury chocolates today, a crash course in chocolate and wine pairing, a break for the taste buds at a hip cosmetics company that uses chocolate in many of its skincare products, and a small boutique that offers a cultural exploration of the world of chocolate through the largest selection of imported bars in the city (more than 1,800) and much, much more.
Ticket holders must meet the tour guide outside of Nespresso 10 minutes prior to the tour.
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