We are now on part 4 of my adventures in Huis Ten Bosch.
For those who have just joined me in this post, do check out my entire Fukuoka travel series, or you can start from Part 1 of my Huis Ten Bosch journey!
Huis Ten Bosch is a super large theme park with many attractions and things to do, and this explains why I need so many posts to cover ground.
Today our journey will be mostly indoors, I hope you enjoy my photos, and an interesting video below!
The first place we will visit is Chocolate Wonderland! This placed is owned by Count Chocolate, and (almost) everything here is made of chocolate. It's like charlie and the chocolate factory, except there's no charlie, it's not a factory, and it's not owned by Willy Wonka. oops.
The path is clear and easy to walk, and there are fun things to do at every turn!
3D Chocolate art?
This is some machine that tracks our movements and gives us chocolate heads, somehow it did not work for my head.
For parents who want to relax after walking so much in Huis Ten Bosch, they can sit down while they dump their children in a chocolate mix.
Over here I became a chocolate bender.
At the end of our adventure, we have the souvenir shop, which sells, guess what - Chocolate!
I felt like having something to nibble on, and we chanced upon a Froyo shop where we could mix weird flavours. It didn't taste good, so I blame my impulse on buying it.
I had to visit this picturesque toilet after eating the froyo (actually not because of that).
We took a short rest at this really nice street. For people who want to get a really good photo here, wait a little till the sun sets and the umbrellas all light up. It will be really #Steepshot worthy!
We walked to another block and really wanted to check out the Flower Ice Cafe! This place is really a cafe and you can enjoy a cup of beverage inside. You can stay for as long as you want, before you freeze!
Check out the video of me in Summer Wear, chilling inside a big block of ice!
We ordered a chocolate drink, and I think even the server had problems trying to survive in the cold. I think that this setup is really cool. The bar table is made of ice, and the flower decorations are frozen as well.
If you are able to withstand the cold, you can sit by this ice table, enjoy the ice decorations and have a cold drink. This is our chocolate drink being served! It's actually really thick chocolate milk poured into a cup made entirely of ice.
After surviving for 5-10 minutes, I had to get out. This is me holding the drink. Holding a block of ice by itself is impossible, so we needed that plastic bag with a straw to drink.
It's a really interesting experience in this Ice Cafe, and if you ever stop by Huis Ten Bosch, and need a place to cool down or chill, this is definitely a place you want to visit for a drink! :D
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