With the arrival of Valentine’s Day, we’re all deserving of a sweet treat, and what’s more universally loved than chocolate? Here are some of Europe’s best places to learn about, or better ...

A canal tour is a must on any visit to Bruges ... We couldn’t miss indulging in authentic Belgian chocolates during our visit ...

Vibrant and charming, Brussels combines a rich cultural heritage with modern dynamics that make it the perfect place for curious travelers to explore. From its Art Nouveau architecture that dots the ...

"For me, chocolate remains a pleasure for Belgian consumers ... where she is the protagonist," explained Emanuela Mangia, a tour guide at the gallery. "There is the room dedicated to Venus ...

In Naples, red horns — an iconic Neapolitan symbol of prosperity, love and fortune -- are preferred over flowers and chocolates.View on euronews ...

With Belgian-trained Master Chocolatier ... you can get a full terroir tour. Not only do Dandelion Chocolate's bars showcase the nuances of single-origin beans, but they richly represent the ...

The Flemish who live in this part of Belgium call this city “Brugge” (BROO-ghah), but the French half of the country (and ...

Either way, the name comes from the Old Norse word for “wharf” — and Bruges did indeed arise as a trading centre. By the ...

Pancake Day, or Shrove Tuesday, is the traditional feast day before the start of Lent on Ash Wednesday. The 40 days leading ...

The scenic Swiss towns of Montreux and Interlaken are worthy destinations, but the real joy is in the three-hour train ride ...

or sampling mouthwatering Belgian chocolates, Brussels is full of moments waiting to be discovered. “We are thrilled to expand our offerings with two new tours that offer something truly special for ...

Chocolate is one of the main associations that people have with Belgium. There are over 2,000 chocolate producers in the country that range from large manufactures (e.g., Côte d’Or) to tiny, local ...