The Ritter Sport Chocalte Museum, Shop and restaurant was a fun detour from our worked filled week!…read moreYou can find hundreds of Ritter chocolate variations for sell, including rare, unique and experimental flavors. The Museum is on the second floor, and the Cafe is on the first floor. At the café, we had the Ritter Sport latte, which boasts a whole chocolate bar melted inside, and a slice of strawberry, rhubarb and white chocolate pie. Recommended!

2nd time here. Husband's 1st time. I took a billiom picture's of every inch of this place. The…read moremuseum and all its i fo from beginning to now, I think. Lol. I took pictures of the chocolate candy store ooooh myyy! So much chocolate. In the back is all the sales and bulk candy bags of this and that to send home to the family in the states and other countries so folks can get a taste of Germany. The museum is up stairs. Place is clean of course and there's a chocolate flavor to please every taste bud, even RUM chocolate. Ooooh yeah did I mention choc for the Vegans and Lactose intolerant! Yesssss honey, honestly. It's "Popular" so stop by for a piece of chocolate heaven. Over n Out FranknKimm Europe Chocolate Travels

Laderach is my favorite Swiss chocolate. The pralines and truffles are amazing. The chocolate is…read moremelt-in-your-mouth delicious! The Grand Cru dark chocolates are intense and delightful. I was very excited to see they have opened a shop in Stuttgart. I was disappointed, however, that the shop did not carry the inventory or the assortment that is in their shops in Zurich. Also, the staff is not very friendly. www.laederach.com