Chocolate Factory Tasting, 1 Hour

Milan: Tour of Enrico Rizzi's Fabbrica del Cioccolato with food tasting

★ 4.6 68 verified reviews on the listing

Suits chocolate lovers and anyone with a free hour in central Milan; skip it if you want a full meal or a longer food walk.

from $35 per person, live price on the listing

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Duration: 1 hour
Group: Small group, up to 8
Meeting point: Enrico Rizzi's Fabbrica del Cioccolato, Via Gian Giacomo Mora 18, Milan; the listing gives M4 De Amicis as the way in.
Cancellation: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Run by: Enrico Rizzi Milano

Enrico Rizzi runs a working chocolate laboratory near the Ticinese district, and this 1 hour visit takes you inside his Fabbrica del Cioccolato near the Ticinese side of the Navigli. Run by Enrico Rizzi Milano, it carries a 4.6 rating across 68 reviews and starts at $35 per person, with tastings included.

What Is Included

The fare covers the guided tour of the factory and the food tasting that gives the visit its name: samples of the chocolate produced on site. The listing does not advertise a full meal, wine, or anything beyond the tour and tastings, so treat it as a tasting stop rather than lunch or dinner. Anything you want to carry home from the shop is paid separately.

Where It Starts And How Meeting Works

The meeting point is the factory itself, at Enrico Rizzi's Fabbrica del Cioccolato, Via Gian Giacomo Mora 18, Milan. The listing names the M4 De Amicis stop on the blue metro line as the way in, which puts the entrance a short walk from the station. Arrive at the address rather than hunting for a separate meeting spot; there is none, the tour starts where the chocolate is made.

What The Experience Is Actually Like

This is a short, focused hour inside Enrico Rizzi's chocolate laboratory, run by the Enrico Rizzi Milano team itself, so the people guiding you around the Fabbrica del Cioccolato work with the product daily. The visit is built around seeing the chocolate being made rather than covering much ground, and it ends with a tasting. At 4.6 across 68 reviews it sits at the lower end of this roster's ratings, though it is also the cheapest listing on the whole site at $35 per person, which sets expectations accordingly. Free cancellation applies, which helps if Milan rain moves your plans indoors.

Who It Suits, And Who Should Skip It

At $35 per person and one hour long, this is the cheapest and shortest experience on our Milan roster, which shapes who it suits. It works well for travellers with a tight schedule who still want a tasting, for families with children who would not sit through a three-hour walk, and for anyone based near the Duomo who fancies a sweet stop between sights. Chocolate enthusiasts get the most out of it, since the visit centres on Enrico Rizzi's Fabbrica del Cioccolato rather than a broad sample of Milanese food. Skip it if you want a meal's worth of tastings. The street food walks run two and a half hours or more and cost from $49.69, while the Navigli aperitivo tours pair food with drinks across three and a half hours. Also consider a cooking class if you would rather make tiramisù yourself than watch chocolate being made; those run three hours from $39.

Price And Cancellation

The tour is priced from $35 per person, the lowest starting fare among the 24 tours compared on this site. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the start, so you can lock the hour in early and adjust later if your plans shift. Prices on the live booking page can move with season and availability, so check the current figure there before you book.

What Milan Visitors Ask Before Booking

Where does the Enrico Rizzi chocolate factory tour start?

The meeting point is Enrico Rizzi's Fabbrica del Cioccolato, Via Gian Giacomo Mora 18, Milan. The listing gives metro M4 to De Amicis as the way in, which puts the factory a short walk from the Navigli district. Check the live booking page for your start time before you set out.

How long does it last?

The tour lasts one hour. That makes it the shortest bookable experience on this site, easy to slot between other plans in central Milan, and a practical option if you are short on time but still want a food-focused stop.

What food and drink is included?

The listing includes a guided look at the chocolate factory plus a food tasting of the products made on site. The exact items in the tasting are set by Enrico Rizzi Milano and can vary with the season. Nothing beyond the tasting itself is included, so treat this as a one-hour stop rather than a meal.

Can I cancel this booking?

Yes, this booking can be cancelled free of charge, so you are not locked in if your Milan plans shift. The refund is returned through the original payment method once the cancellation has been processed. Timing matters, though: free cancellation applies only up to a set cutoff before the tour's scheduled start, and once that moment passes a refund is no longer guaranteed. The exact cutoff for your chosen date and time slot is spelled out on the live booking page before you pay, so read it there rather than guessing. If something comes up on the day itself, contact the operator, Enrico Rizzi Milano, as early as you can and they will tell you where you stand.

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