SchokoMuseum Heindl, Chocolate museum in Liesing, Vienna, Austria
SchokoMuseum Heindl is a museum in Vienna's Liesing district focused on chocolate production and history. Multiple exhibition rooms display the manufacturing methods and showcase how raw chocolate is processed into finished confections.
The museum was founded in 2001 to document chocolate's journey across thousands of years. Its displays trace how production methods and consumption patterns have shifted throughout history.
Visitors can watch the production of signature sweets like Sissi Taler and Mozart Balls being made, experiencing how these confections connect to Vienna's pastry traditions.
The museum is located in the Liesing district and opens on specific weekdays and Saturday. Plan your visit in advance and allow time to see all exhibition areas and view the production areas comfortably.
The museum operates its own production facility on-site where visitors watch traditional Viennese sweets being made in real time. This combination of museum space and working factory creates a hands-on experience of the craft.
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