Lindt Home of Chocolate (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Lindt Home of Chocolate?
What makes it 68% Baby-Friendly: Babies enter free and lifts, change tables, stroller parking ease access, yet no listed nursing room and prams barred in exhibits mean parents may juggle carrying for up to 90 min tour.
Positives:
- Stroller-friendly layout: Wide ramps, lifts and stroller parking let you navigate easily.
- Free baby entry: Children 0–7 enter free with a timed ticket and stay with you.
Challenges:
- Hot tasting taps: Warm chocolate taps may be too hot; keep your baby at a safe distance.
- No dedicated nursing room: No public nursing space; ask guest services for a quiet spot.
What is Lindt Home of Chocolate?
- A multi-level museum and visitor center dedicated to Lindt’s Swiss chocolate heritage
- An interactive exhibition tracing the path from cocoa bean sourcing through roasting, refining and conching
- A structure defined by its central nine-meter cascading chocolate fountain and integrated production demonstration areas
What is so special about Lindt Home of Chocolate for with baby?
- See and photograph the 9 m chocolate fountain
- Enjoy stroller-friendly shop browsing on wide aisles
- Take a relaxing café break with highchairs available
- Baby under 7 enters free with family
- Indoor layout works any season
Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours
Why 2–3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for the fountain, café break and stroller-friendly shop browsing without rushing.
Baby-Friendly Activities in Lindt Home of Chocolate
9 m Chocolate Fountain:
Admire and photograph the towering fountain in the open foyer.
Tip: Arrive at opening to get photos without crowds and space for your stroller.
Shop Browsing:
Explore 500 m² of chocolate bars, gift boxes and personalized engravings.
Tip: Use wide aisles to push your stroller and pick small treats from CHF 3.
Lindt Café Break:
Rest with your baby over hot chocolate, pastries or light snacks.
Tip: Ask staff for a highchair and quiet corner when you arrive.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Lindt Home of Chocolate
- Book tickets online: Reserve your timed entry to skip the ticket line.
- Borrow a stroller on site: First-come, first-served stroller rental avoids bringing your own.
Reviews of Lindt Home of Chocolate
Ravi Theja Kakkireni
Great fun place to go. It's not just for children, everyone would enjoy it. The tour demonstrates every stage of making a chocolate, with some interactive games, videos and articles. You can pick a audio phone for free and you have to tap in front of every article and it starts the audio about that. Book your tickets in advance, a few days before at least, as they tend to be sold out. When you're ...
Ab G
The moment you step into the vast, white atrium, you are greeted by the world’s largest free-standing chocolate fountain. Standing over 9 meters (30 feet) tall, it features a giant gold whisk dripping 1,500 kg of real, flowing chocolate into a massive Lindor ball. It’s an incredible photo op and smells exactly like heaven The museum is surprisingly high-tech and educational. Using an audio guide (...
Jihan Albakri
I really enjoyed my visit to the Lindt Home of Chocolate. The place is amazing and very well organized, and I enjoyed exploring all its sections. The museum has five different sections that explain the cultivation of cocoa, the chocolate-making process, and the history of chocolate and its spread around the world. The highlight of the visit was definitely tasting the chocolate and taking memorable...
Shafaq Hussain
I visited the Lindt Home of Chocolate on 29 December 2025, and absolutely loved the experience. From the moment you enter, it feels magical — especially the stunning chocolate fountain at the entrance. The café was lovely and cosy, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The hot chocolate was rich and delicious, and the desserts were beautifully presented. A perfect place to relax and enjoy high-qua...
Gabriela Osorio
Worth your time! The tickets were sold out online, so we arrived around opening time and were able to buy tickets at the entrance just fine. Unlimited chocolate + a very beautiful gallery about the history of chocolate and how Switzerland became famous for it. As a Mexican, I absolutely loved that they recognized the pre-hispanic origin of chocolate. The museum is interactive and you will not get...
When is the best time to visit Lindt Home of Chocolate (Zurich, Switzerland)?
Visit on weekday mornings to avoid larger crowds in summer and during Swiss school holidays.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| 2× Adult museum tickets | CHF 30 |
| Café snacks and drinks | CHF 20 |
| Souvenir chocolate treat | CHF 5 |
| Total Estimated | CHF 55 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: Seestrasse 204, 8802 Kilchberg, Switzerland
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