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Belgian Chocolate Village

Since the 19th century, Koekelberg has been home to many chocolatiers... the BCV is located in the heart of Brussels' most chocolate-loving municipality.

It is in the very heart of this historic site, formerly home to the Victoria biscuit and chocolate factory, that you will discover a remarkable Art Deco world. With its superb ceramic frescoes (1904), majestic central staircase and Belle Epoque wood panelling, this unique setting dedicated to chocolate opens the doors to the Belgian Chocolate Village.

Did you know ? The famous Big Nuts bar, still sold under the Côte d'Or brand, was created in 1953 by the Victoria chocolate factory, where it was a flagship product for many years.

The great Jacques Brel himself had the opportunity to taste it while delivering cardboard boxes for his family business, Vanneste & Brel, to Victoria, just before moving to Paris to live his “impossible dream”.

At the Belgian Chocolate Village, Belgian chocolate reveals all !

Learn all about its amazing and prestigious history... and its manufacturing secrets. From bean to bar, an interactive journey accessible to all.

A museum that is well worth a visit and which is dedicated to providing visitors with an enriching and delicious experience.

Whatever your specific needs, contact them for reassurance and to ensure you receive the best possible welcome.

Photo credits for Belgian Chocolate Village : © Belgian Chocolate Village, © Passe-Muraille – Joakim Houchard

Photo credits for the technical gallery : © Passe-Muraille – Joakim Houchard

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Validity: From 7 May 2024 on 7 May 2027

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