7 Picture Perfect Places in Berlin

Delia Tugui | October 9, 2015

Ritter Sport Bunte Shokowelt needs no fancy introduction

The Ritter Sport chocolate is one of the most famous German trademarks. It’s also one of my favorite chocolate brands — and trust me, this comes from a chocolate fanatic who’s been trying loads of yummy bars.

You can’t be here without tasting Ritter Sport’s wide palette of flavors. And what about taking pictures in the one and only chocolate cafe, museum and store in the city? You’ll feel like Willy Wonka when you snap a selfie in front of the chocolate-filled shelves and ingenious arrangements. Plus, the ChocoPath will give you the chance to capture some choco-history in your photos.

The whole 1,000 m² building, but especially the ChocoLateria, reveals wise words of chocolate wisdom ready to be your next picture’s background. Ready, steady, choco-pic!

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