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The story of Maison Cailler began in 1819 when François-Louis Cailler, a Swiss chocolate pioneer, founded the first chocolate factory in Switzerland. Since then, Maison Cailler has become a world-renowned brand and the oldest still active chocolate brand in Switzerland.
Maison Cailler is not just a chocolate factory; it combines a museum, workshops, an outdoor experience, and an exciting escape game. A playground, café, and boutique are available for visitors who want to spend more time at Maison Cailler.
For families, a visit to the chocolate factory offers a holistic experience that engages all the senses while providing entertaining activities.
The Museum of the Maison Cailler offers an interactive tour through the history of chocolate and the Cailler brand. Visitors can learn more about the origins of the cocoa bean, discover the evolution of chocolate making over the centuries and uncover the secrets of Cailler chocolate.
Of course, no visit to Maison Cailler is complete without tasting the fine chocolates. After the tour, you'll get the chance to taste a variety of Cailler chocolates.
Maison Cailler is open all year round, with the exception of December 25 and January 1. Admission prices vary depending on age and group size. We recommend you buy tickets online in advance to avoid waiting.
Joining a chocolate workshop is a highlight of your visit to Maison Cailler. Whether you want to make pralines or create a chocolate masterpiece, you'll receive expert guidance from experienced chocolatiers. You'll be introduced to the arts of tempering, conching, and ganaching, and you can make your own chocolate creations.
At Maison Cailler, you have a wide range of workshops to choose from. Here are just a few examples:
A chocolate course is also a great idea for a bachelorette party, Valentine's Day, or a team event.
A life-size interactive chocolate game awaits you outside the factory. The fun, family-friendly tour takes you from the factory through the picturesque countryside of the village of Broc. All you need is your smartphone and you're off on a 2.5km chocolate adventure with Alexandre. Each participant will be rewarded with a chocolate surprise at the end. The trail is not suitable for strollers and wheelchairs.
The Escape Game immerses you in the world of Cailler chocolate in an authentic historic carriage. Here, too, a delicious reward awaits you. Ideally, you play this game with 3 to 5 people. It lasts 90 min.
At Café Cailler you should definitely try the hot chocolate. Besides hot and cold drinks, you can also get light snacks here. The desserts were created by the Cailler chocolatiers.
In the Cailler Boutique, you can buy gifts and souvenirs, in addition to the entire Cailler product range. These include mugs, T-shirts and posters. In the confectionery you will find exquisite and authentic Swiss chocolate creations.
The Maison Cailler is located in Broc, south of Lake Gruyère in the Fribourg region.
You can reach Broc Fabrique station by train via Fribourg and Bulle. It takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes from Bern.
If you're driving, take the A12 motorway between Bern and Lausanne. Take the Bulle exit to get onto the H189 towards Charmey-Jaun. In Broc, take the 3rd exit at the roundabout, then follow Rue Alexandre Cailler and Rue Nestlé until you reach Rue Jules Bellet. There are free parking spots next to the factory.
The Chocolarium isn't the only chocolate factory you can visit. Check out our article on Swiss chocolate factories to discover many more sweet happiness factories.