The Reel Chocolate Museum and artisanal workshop in Senta is located in the heart of the city, on the Main Square, right next to the main entrance of the City Hall.

This unique venue not only offers insight into the world of handmade chocolate but also showcases the historical journey of chocolate production. The museum features old chocolate-making tools and packaging from the early 20th century and highlights key stages of chocolate manufacturing.

Visitors can admire the museum’s main attraction, a miniature model of the Senta City Hall made from over 80 kilograms of chocolate. The model beautifully captures the intricate details of the building’s Art Nouveau style.

The museum provides information not only on the history of chocolate but also on its production processes, with video materials illustrating how cocoa beans are transformed into chocolate. The ingredients of dark, milk, and white chocolate are also displayed, giving visitors a comprehensive overview of different types of chocolate.

Reel Chocolate Museum emphasizes multilingualism, with information available in Hungarian, Serbian, and English, ensuring that all visitors can enjoy the exhibit. The museum's goal is to attract both locals and tourists and promote high-quality, artisanal chocolate.