The Museum of Chocolate on the Grand Place is well worth a visit, complete with free samples!

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The little chocolate shops around the Grand Place are divine. The shop owners will let you sample some of the chocolates, too - so you can end up doing a chocolate crawl for free!

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Venture to Godiva in Brussels for sublime chocolate.

www.godiva.be/index.asp

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Go to the Chocolate shop Planete Chocolat in Brussels where you will truly be in chocolate heaven.

There is a demonstration of how chocolate is made every Saturday afternoon. The smell hits you when you are in the shop and makes your heart race and takes you back to being a kid.

I always feel like Charlie from Charlie and the Chocolate factory when I enter the shop. So much choice and so much colour.

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Chocolate, of course. Head to Pierre Marcolini, the finest chocolate maker, at Avenue Louise, 75M or at Place du Grand Sablon, 39. Prices range from €8.50 for a sachet of chocolates to €64 for a Sac Intense - a tiered box of chocolates.

www.marcolini.com/

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