GERMANY
The standouts.
A run-down of the 6 best dessert tours in Germany: what each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Self-guided Schokoladenmuseum Köln ticket with tastings, 5,000 years of cocoa history, and a glass factory plus a 3-meter chocolate fountain.
“Very entertaining and interactive museum. Interesting topics and information. Worth it!”
A 90-minute Dresden Old Town walk plus a self-guided visit to the Chocolate Museum with tastings, for $18.
“Es hat mir alles gefallen.”
Ride the Ferris wheel by Cologne’s Chocolate Museum for sweeping Rhine and Cathedral views, with helpful staff and wheelchair-friendly boarding.
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A 2-hour walking tour of Munich’s Old South Cemetery and the city’s sweetest stops, ending with included hot drinking chocolate.
“This was such a cool tour! If you are looking for a tour that won’t take your entire day this is a great one. We chose this tour to find something a little more unique than the obvious sights in Munich. This cemetery has great history and every headstone has a story. You could spend…”
Cruise Biggesee on the electric EMS Westfalen, then enjoy a true all-inclusive cake and drink buffet for about 3 hours.
“Getränke inklusive Top Kuchen ,Eis Auswahl”
A 50-minute afternoon cruise from Hörnum in Sylt with coffee and cake on board, plus Wadden Sea views with ranger commentary.
“Wenn man auf 100m rechts rum, dann 200m in die andere Richtung mit abschließenden 100m zum Hafen zurück steht, dann ist man hier richtig.”
