Edinburgh's Chocolate Walking Tour
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Tempted by Edinburgh’s array of chocolatiers and confectioners but don’t know where to start? Head out on a 2.5-hour chocolate walking tour of the city, and savor seven sugary samples in some of the city’s finest dessert boutiques. With a local guide, scout out the best chocolate, cakes, candy, cupcakes and more in venues such as the Fudge Kitchen, Hotel Chocolat, Harvey Nichols and Lickety Splits — a candy shop that would make Willy Wonka proud.
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Tempted by Edinburgh’s array of chocolatiers and confectioners but don’t know where to start? Head out on a 2.5-hour chocolate walking tour of the city, and savor seven sugary samples in some of the city’s finest dessert boutiques. With a local guide, scout out the best chocolate, cakes, candy, cupcakes and more in venues such as the Fudge Kitchen, Hotel Chocolat, Harvey Nichols and Lickety Splits — a candy shop that would make Willy Wonka proud.
Meet your guide in central Edinburgh and set off on your walking tour to discover Edinburgh’s chocolate-coated delights. The city is full of dessert boutiques and fine chocolatiers, so take the hassle out of finding the best ones and follow your guide to seven of these in-the-know places.
Head inside Patisserie Valerie, a cozy branch of a small UK chain that serves up dainty patisseries, chocolates and cakes, and sample one of their popular macarons — soft and moist with a crispy shell. Visit Hotel Chocolat to swoon over their luxurious chocolate selections and nibble on a sample, perhaps of one of the unusual flavors.
The decadent dark-chocolate ice cream of Henleys is not to be missed, so wander inside this traditional British candy shop for a sample while ogling the rows of bonbons, liquorice, fudge, chocolate and more. From Henleys, continue to Bibi’s Bakery to sample their award-winning chocolate brownies and cupcakes, and then drool over the chocolate concession at Harvey Nichols, the luxury British department store.
No trip to the Scottish capital is complete without fudge, and Edinburgh’s Fudge Kitchen is said to serve up the country’s finest fudge; indulgent, rich and buttery — just as a good fudge should be! Finally, finish with a visit to Lickety Splits, a place your guide will acknowledge as one of the coolest candy shops in the world.
After 2.5 hours exploring the eateries of Edinburgh, your tour finishes inside Lickety Splits; it’s the perfect place to buy some souvenirs to take home.
Head inside Patisserie Valerie, a cozy branch of a small UK chain that serves up dainty patisseries, chocolates and cakes, and sample one of their popular macarons — soft and moist with a crispy shell. Visit Hotel Chocolat to swoon over their luxurious chocolate selections and nibble on a sample, perhaps of one of the unusual flavors.
The decadent dark-chocolate ice cream of Henleys is not to be missed, so wander inside this traditional British candy shop for a sample while ogling the rows of bonbons, liquorice, fudge, chocolate and more. From Henleys, continue to Bibi’s Bakery to sample their award-winning chocolate brownies and cupcakes, and then drool over the chocolate concession at Harvey Nichols, the luxury British department store.
No trip to the Scottish capital is complete without fudge, and Edinburgh’s Fudge Kitchen is said to serve up the country’s finest fudge; indulgent, rich and buttery — just as a good fudge should be! Finally, finish with a visit to Lickety Splits, a place your guide will acknowledge as one of the coolest candy shops in the world.
After 2.5 hours exploring the eateries of Edinburgh, your tour finishes inside Lickety Splits; it’s the perfect place to buy some souvenirs to take home.
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