I did not go to the museum, because the ticket is expensive - 280 czk. But I bought a delicious chocolate bar here. Truly great quality Bean to Bar chocolate

This is the type of place that could be so bad that it was good, but the smell inside just makes it awful. though it does have some highlights like Mr. Bean and his car made out of chocolate, and who can forget Check Republics largest interactive chocolate train. The barbies with dresses made out of a combination of chocklate and fabric, the rosedress (also combo), the small devils in the basement who just drink all day instead of processing the chocolate. Basically, the type of exibit that may scarare your kids enough to give them nightmares... help you take a break from chocolate (who am I kidding, just go get a new chocolatebar, and you'll be fine). But if you are looking for a place to scare your kids off chocolate, this is the place for you! Or if you are in the erea and curious about just how bad this can be and have time to spare, I'd say go for it. It's deffenetly a memorable place ✨️

Disclaimer: Do not visit this museum! We were in Tabor and the museum was around the corner from our apartment so we wanted to give it a try. Compared to the other very reasonable priced museums in town, the ticket is way too expensive (250 crowns per adult, that’s around 10€). Most of the exhibited chocolate models are old and there are tons of food moths flying around. The smell in some rooms is disgusting which is weird for a museum about chocolate and marzipan. We were totally disappointed as we did not learn anything about chocolate or marzipan making. The only slightly interesting thing was the so called „Fairy Cellar“ which reminded us of the museum of the Husseits in the center of town. To be honest I wouldn’t even go here if it was free, what a waste of time and money.

A neat little museum dedicated to chocolate and marzipan. There's plenty of information (much of it in English as well as Czech) about the history and production of our favourite sweet treat. All the best displays are actually made of marzipan; there's some impressive models (including the town square and the castle) made in exquisite detail. OK, so the fairy tale cellar is a bit odd (maybe one for the kids!), and it's a little on the expensive side, but if you're in Tábor it's worth a look. Tip: Try the hot chocolate. It's pure melted chocolate (variety of types to choose from), served in espresso cups. You don't need more than that!

If you have 270 czk , don't spend it here go to coffee budik in front. Strange creatures are making strange noises in the basement. Just think, it was such a worthless activity that even paying 40 CZK would have been heartbreaking. Seven of us visited. We could have probably bought two acres of cocoa tree land with the entrance fee in total we gave.

Visiting the chocolate museum was such a great experience! It has exhibits and activities for younger children and for adults. There's also a workshop where we could make our own chocolate and marzipan creations.

Interesting exhibitions! So many marzipan and chocolate sculptures that were fun to see. The best part was tasting the homemade chocolate afterwards!

Interesting tour of underground tunnels around the central square of Tábor. Unfortunately there is only a card provided in all other languages (English, German, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, etc) and many of the details of the tour are lost because they are not described on the cards.

We went with no expectations and were pleasantly surprised! The exhibition seems to be recently renewed. It features a lot of interactivity, digital materials and the overall installation is on a very nice level. We enjoyed our visit! Thanks!

Worth a look, very good interesting Tabor city, Reformation & Hussite history. Most of the exhibits are in Czech. The tunnel tour is worth a look. Request an English tour and you might be lucky to get an English speaker. Otherwise they supply an information sheet in English. There are also lockable wine vats to place bags or backpacks in as well.

A good museum showing the history the Hussites and Tabor. There is a surprising amount in this museum and if you have an interest in the history of the Hussites, this is the place for you. There are quite detailed exhibits showing much of the history. Under the museum lies a series of tunnels that can be travelled through with a guide. However it is worth noting that the guide spoke only Czech and for someone who is not a Czech speaker, the tunnels might be less interesting, although still quite good.

I thought it was wonderful. I was the only one on the tour, possibly because I came on a Wednesday morning in January when it was snowing. The underground tour is extensive, and I learned a lot about how people lived hundreds of years ago. On ground level, there is a museum dedicated to two Czech heroes: Jan Hus and Jan Ziska. You should learn about them.

Great exhibition, the underground tour is amazing. Special thanx to the best guide in the world, Bára! Wish you all the best, greetings from Hungary! 🙂

Highly recommended, museum made really well and the trip to the underground tunnels was great too

UKr "visitors" everywhere, leaving their rubbish where they sit. Big thumbs down to this place. Avoid it!

Amazing view, around the lake there is a park where you can sit and enjoy nature. I loved it!

Take a walk around it off you have an hour spare

(Translated by Google) Beautifully clear water, floating pontoons in the swimming pool and on the other side of the reservoir. (Original) Krásně čistá voda, plovoucí pontony v plovárně i na druhé straně vodní nádrže.

(Translated by Google) During the day, you can take a very nice walk around the entire reservoir. There is also the possibility of swimming, as the Jordán was recently drained and cleaned. The view is beautiful from almost every turn and suitable for hiking all day. I recommend climbing above the stairs at the Shooting Range for the best view of the entire reservoir. (Original) Přes den se zde dá udělat velmi pěkná procházka kolem celé nádrže. Je zde i možnost koupání, jelikož byl Jordán nedávno vypuštěn a vyčištěn. Výhled je snad z každé zatáčky hezký a na pěší túru celodenně vhodný. Doporučuji vylézt nad schody u Střelnice pro nejlepší výhled na celou nádrž.

(Translated by Google) The water reservoir in Tábor with an area of ​​over 50 hectares was created in 1492 by damming the Košín Stream and is the oldest valley dam reservoir in Central Europe. It was built as a reservoir of drinking water for the city, today it is also widely used for recreation. Originally, the Tábor family also wanted to breed fish in Jordan, but the excessive dimensions of the reservoir did not provide good conditions for this purpose (today it is mainly used only for sports fishermen). The greatest depth is 12.5 meters. The bulk dam is 20 m high and 284 m long, holding about 3 million cubic meters of water. The Tábor water reservoir with an area of ​​over 50 hectares was created in 1492 by the deflection of the Košínský brook and is the oldest reservoir in Central Europe. It was built as a drinking water supply for the city, and today it is also widely used for recreation. Originally, the Tábor inhabitants wanted to fish in the Jordan, but the excessive dimensions of the tank did not provide good conditions for that purpose (today they are mostly used by sports fishermen). The largest depth is 12.5 meters. The dam is 20 m high and 284 m long, holding about 3 million cubic meters of water. (Original) Vodní nádrž v Táboře o ploše přes 50 hektarů vznikla v roce 1492 přehrazením Košínského potoka a je nejstarší údolní přehradní nádrží ve střední Evropě. Byla vybudována jako zásobárna pitné vody pro město, dnes je rovněž hojně využíván k rekreaci. Původně chtěli Táborští v Jordánu chovat také ryby, ale nadměrné rozměry nádrže neposkytovaly k tomuto účelu dobré podmínky (dnes slouží převážně jen sportovním rybářům). Největší hloubka je 12,5 metru. Sypaná hráz je vysoká 20 m a 284 m dlouhá, zadržuje asi 3 milióny krychlových metrů vody. The Tábor water reservoir with an area of over 50 hectares was created in 1492 by the deflection of the Košínský brook and is the oldest reservoir in Central Europe. It was built as a drinking water supply for the city, and today it is also widely used for recreation. Originally, the Tábor inhabitants wanted to fish in the Jordan, but the excessive dimensions of the tank did not provide good conditions for that purpose (today they are mostly used by sports fishermen). The largest depth is 12.5 meters. The dam is 20 m high and 284 m long, holding about 3 million cubic meters of water.

(Translated by Google) Beautifully clear water. Due to the access and the large number of visitors, it is quite difficult to find a place where you will be alone, but you can find it. (Original) Krásně čistá voda. Kvůli přístupu a velké návštěvnosti je celkem problém najít místo kde budete sami, ale najít se dá.

Very nice Czech restaurant for typical Czech food. The service is friendly good and quick. The quality of the food is also very good. Exactly what you expect from the Czech kitchen. This place is on the central square, but the prices are low for this locality. The toilets could be cleaner. When you are hungry and want good local food for an honest price I really recommend this place.

A wonderful experience, the food was truly delicious, excellent Czech cuisine, delicious meat, and a very comfortable atmosphere. I highly recommend it for a wonderful experience in Tabor.

Overpriced food that normally costs 60-70% of the price. You can pay and enjoy this tourist trap if u wanns enjoy sitting at the main square at a fancy house. Mostly meat of course. Spaghetti olio e peperoncino for about 250czk are a joke. Tabor deserves better dining options than this.

Just locates in the old town square, it has very good atmosphere and food

Basic boring and overpriced menu, quality so so, nice but extremely slow service.

Tourist trap. Two salads missed off the set daily menu with no explanation. Food ok but nothing special for the price. Hope they sleep better at night knowing they have ripped off more tourists. A poor advert for a pleasant town. Avoid.

Food ranged from "decent" to "pretty good for a tourist trap." Service isn't as good. This place won't serve voda točená (tap water) despite it being on the menu. Look, don't put it on the menu if you don't want people ordering it. Asked three times and was finally delivered a bottle at three times the price. This place also charges US cards in Dollars at an unfavorable exchange rate instead of local Czech Koruna despite my friend's insistence to be charged in local currency. One final warning: started playing non-stop death metal Saturday night at 9pm.

Beseda is right on the central square, and it was definitely the best lunch I have had in months! Excellent price, too. I highly recommend this restaurant.

It was beautiful place in old square and nice food. I'd love to come again!

Great tasty Czech food for good prices. Very friendly attentive staff.

Employee are a lady with short heir acting rood did not give a-waiter chance to take order properly wish cause different order

Excellent food, good service, decent prices. Good mix of traditional czech dishes and some twists on them.

We visited this restaurant for an evening meal this week on a recommendation of our host. We were the only people in the restaurant. The food was just average the price was expensive - hence the 2 stars.

A good place to have lunch or drink beer. Located at the central square next to the church.

My favourite restaurant in Tabor. Very interesting choices of vegetables along with the pork leg dish. Nice old looking restaurant with friendly staff.

very cosy restaurant with warm service. the most delicious soup I've ever had and the main dish was good as well. (lunch on SEP 27)

What a lovely and cosy restaurant! The service was excellent, and my evening started perfectly with a delicious soup, followed by a delightful dinner. This restaurant is truly worthy of 5 stars! Highly recommended for anyone looking for a cosy dining experience with great service and delicious food.

We had a nice lunch here on our day trip in Tábor. The food was tasty and reasonably priced, service was friendly and fast. And the interior décor was everything and more you would expect from a historically rich town such as Tábor.

Cosy and medieval atmosphere restaurant. Delicious and quality food. Helpful and kind service. But utterly silly rules: no fries on its own. They didn't want to give us the main menu, only day's menu. Strange.

Good restaurant..we have tried Tàbor garlic soup, potato pork dumplings, pork rib roast, salad etc…it was really good and service also.

Bad waitress and they forgot our meal so it took them an hour to bring it. Food was okay though but all together we left with a bad feeling

Beautiful restaurant with some of the best food I've ever eaten. My usual go-to restaurant in Tábor.

I really liked this place. I ordered a burger and I have to say the quality was really good, no complaints whatsoever. The atmosphere was great too; nice and cosy. Someone earlier mentioned a "bald waiter" who wasn't friendly. I have to disagree. He might not smile but he is very efficient and focused. Definitely not rude.

As a typical Tjech pub should be! NIce enthusiastic staff, lovely pub food and a great interiour!

Good peaceful place for lunch with a beer :)

Friendly staff, good food, apple pie was especially good!

We took just salmon. It was really good..but boiled potatoes..omg..best potatoes for my last 20 years. Simply, tasty snd smazing! And I really like this guy.

Our meal and drinks were great! Very tasty and filling. I am a vegetarian and they had proper vegetarian meals on the menu (the chef actually took his time to think of and design those meals and it showed), not just substitutes and it was refreshing! Keep it up.

Nice place but staff could be more friendly and what we ordered looked better on the plates than actually tasted. The Pilsner Urquell beer was great.

Food was very nice, the local was very clean, the service was quick. However, the waitress was rude, unprofessional and unwelcoming because we were young adults. She rolled her eyes at everything we said and lied about card payment.

Came here for lunch menu and beer. Food was a bit mid, but service and beer was great!

Great place to be with a friend's and with a guest. Good "koleno"& great beer

great place with great food! definitely not to be missed when visiting Tábor

We ate here 2 nights in a row just to try more food on the menu! They stay open later than most so that is a plus also. Probably end up going back a third time before I leave as so far every meal has been perfect!

We came for lunch and loved everything. It was very reasonably priced.