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Vollenweider Chocolatier Confiseur

The guide was updated: 2024-09-16

One of Switzerland's most traditional chocolate-makers is not to be missed. The Vollenweider chocolatiers offer handmade delicacies following old recipes including new and unusual delicacies. A heaven for anyone who loves chocolate, macaroons and truffles.

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Address: Theaterstrasse 1, Zürich
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 9am–6pm, Sun noon–5pm
Website: www.vollenweiderchocolatier.ch
Public Transport: Tramway station Opernhaus
Phone: +41 43 288 04 04
Email: mail@vollenweiderchocolatier.ch

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Souvenirs

Souvenirs

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Vollenweider Chocolatier Confiseur

Vollenweider Chocolatier Confiseur

One of Switzerland's most traditional chocolate-makers is not to be missed. The Vollenweider chocolatiers offer handmade delicacies following old recipes including new and unusual delicacies. A heaven for anyone who loves chocolate, macaroons and truffles.

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