MARY CHOCOLATIER

Mary is offering a stroll of 45 minutes about the history of chocolate, from the Maya's civilisation to the making of our pralines. Maya and Aztec divinities, the conquest of the new world... are showed on a huge wall. The visitor learns about Marie Delluc's story, the founder of Mary. A few items disclose secrets of chocolate. A short movie invites the visitor to travel from cacao tree to praline, from cacao pods to ballotins and cocoa bean to kingship. Your senses, wildly stimulated, will be ready for tasting! A show window separates the exhibition space from the creation space. This glass screen ensures most stringent safety and hygiene rules. Set up on the all surface area, the glass screen offers a complete transparency on the work of our chocolate craftsmen.

Group visits from 20 persons, € 12 per person (sampling included), open from Monday to Friday, 9 am - 4 pm (last entrance 3.30 pm), visit duration is 45 minutes.
Guide: € 50. Possibility to buy pre-packed chocolates assortments, Bus Parking . Languages: French, Dutch, English, Spanish, German, Chinese, Russian and Japanese.
Workshops: 2 hours, € 40 per person.

Individual visits: Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm (last entrance 3.30pm), € 8 per person (sampling included).

Companies: a business space is available for companies. Unique, our lounge is open on the 'exhibition' space. This exhibition space is adaptable to your needs for projection of movies and presentations. Neutral and classic, our meeting room is an appropriate space for your interviews and negotiations.

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• LAURENT GERBAUD CHOCOLATIER
• AUTRIQUE HOUSE
• Villers-la-Ville Abbey, one of the most beautiful architectural sites in Europe
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• Cauchie House