Barcelona Chocolate Museum Ticket


Attraction ticket: Chocolate Museum, 1 piece of chocolate
Oompa‑loompas, other personal expenses, gratuities
(1) Children aged 0‑6 are free of charge;
(2) Children aged 7 and above are charged the same as adults;
(3) Participants aged 65 or above are charged at the senior rate upon presentation of a valid ID document;
(4) Participants holding a valid student ID are charged at the student rate;
(5) Participants holding a valid disability certificate or Youth Card are charged at the discounted rate;
The activity is wheelchair accessible
The voucher is only valid for the designated date and time
Please present your e‑voucher
Chocolate Museum
Carrer del Comerç, 36, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
How to get there: This attraction is approximately a 2‑minute walk from Fundació Foto Colectania

You may cancel your order and receive a full refund no later than 24 hours (local time) before the activity date
Barcelona Chocolate Museum Opening Hours
Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00‑19:00. Last entry: 18:30
Sunday: 10:00‑15:00. Last entry: 14:30
Closed on: Mondays, 1 January, 6 January, 1 May, 11 September, 25 December, 26 December
Opening hours and closure dates may be subject to change. Please check the latest information before your visit.

About the Chocolate Museum
The Chocolate Museum (Museu de la Xocolata) in Barcelona (Barcelona) offers a unique and delicious journey of discovery, tracing the history of chocolate from the Americas to Europe through Spain's (Spain) colonial trade, and its key role in Catalan culture and gastronomy.

Housed in the former Saint Agustí monastery (Saint Agustí monastery), the museum reveals this sweet history, detailing how cocoa evolved from an ingredient with nutritional and medicinal value (even used as soldiers' rations) into a beloved delicacy, all under the guidance of the Barcelona Provincial Confectionery Guild (Barcelona Provincial Confectionery Guild).

Visitors can admire exquisite chocolate sculptures, learn about the production process from cocoa bean to chocolate bar, and enjoy an immersive experience tasting authentic samples, making it a popular attraction for families and food enthusiasts eager to understand chocolate's cultural impact in Spain (Spain).

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