About this experience
Visit the Lindt Home of Chocolate and explore an interactive museum dedicated to Swiss chocolate. You will journey through the history of cocoa and discover how it became a global favourite. Follow the production process and see modern facilities in action. Enjoy tastings and experience highlights like the impressive chocolate fountain.
Why you'll love it
A fountain worth the journey alone
Nine metres of continuously flowing melted chocolate make for a genuinely jaw-dropping centrepiece you won't find anywhere else.
Cocoa's story, told from the source
Trace the full arc of chocolate history — from ancient cacao cultivation through to its arrival in Europe and its Swiss reinvention.
Tastings woven into every step
Sampling is part of the visit, so you leave with a genuine sense — and flavour — of what makes Lindt chocolate distinct.
Modern production, up close
See working test facilities where new recipes are developed, giving a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on Swiss confectionery craft.
A guided upgrade for chocolate enthusiasts
The Choco-Deluxe Guided Tour in English adds expert commentary and deeper access — no separate admission ticket required.
What's included
What's included
Not included
How to redeem
Lindt Home of Chocolate, Seestrasse 204, Kilchberg (Zurich)
Make your way directly to the museum entrance on Seestrasse 204. Present your mobile or printed ticket at the door to redeem your admission.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)
- Valid ID if purchasing youth or child tickets
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket, or is my phone enough?
A mobile ticket on your phone is accepted at the entrance — no printing required.
My child is under 8. Do I still need to book a ticket for them?
Children under 8 enter free of charge, but only when accompanied by a paying adult ticket. You do not need to book a separate ticket for them.
What's the difference between standard admission and the Choco-Deluxe Guided Tour?
Standard admission lets you explore the museum at your own pace. The Choco-Deluxe Guided Tour adds an English-language guided experience — and already includes admission, so you don't need to buy both.
Is there a last entry time I should know about?
Yes — last admission is 1 hour 30 minutes before the museum closes. Check the venue's current opening hours before your visit.
Can the museum be closed on certain days?
The venue may close on selected dates for maintenance or special holidays. We recommend confirming the schedule closer to your visit date.
What age counts as a youth ticket?
Youth tickets apply to visitors aged 8 to 15. Anyone aged 16 or over requires a standard adult ticket.
Lindt & Sprüngli
The Lindt Home of Chocolate is operated by Lindt & Sprüngli, the Swiss chocolatier founded in 1845, whose Kilchberg headquarters sits directly alongside the museum on Lake Zurich.