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Very informative on how chocolate became 😋. And beautiful artwork. We saved money with a package deal (museums & unlimited transportation for 72 hours)
It's a very interesting place where you can learn a lot about the history of chocolate! The staff is super nice and I definitely recommend it.
Tickets are around 4-6€ per person, but it's worth the money!
Tickets are around 4-6€ per person, but it's worth the money!
We love this little chocolate museum! The ticket is a chocolate bar, the cafe serves great coffee & delicious chocolates and the classes are wonderful & easy to follow even if you don’t speak Spanish!
Not bad to have a go if possess Barcelona Card which means it’s free to enter. If have to pay for the entry ticket, it’s another story =) the entrance is tricky, I walked 2 rounds that area to find the entrance…. turned out it’s hidden next to the shop.
An interesting small chocolate museum.
Nothing fascinating.
But it is nice in general, a short tour.
The ticket is a chocolate bar which is nice.
Ticket price is 6 Euros. And you get to eat the free bar.
Nothing fascinating.
But it is nice in general, a short tour.
The ticket is a chocolate bar which is nice.
Ticket price is 6 Euros. And you get to eat the free bar.
First, you enter into a chocolate shop with all these amazing chocolates. That's where you can buy a CHOCOLATE entrance ticket. Then you can see all the amazing sculptures and learn about history of chocolate, before returning to the same shop wanting more chocolate!
Incredible sculptures in chocolate. You get an "entry ticket" which is a small dark chocolate bar with a scannable QR code. After passing the tourniquet you can eat it 😀. The cafeteria sells the tastiest chocolates I ever had (and I had quite a lot in my life). Highly recommend.
Fun and different museum! Audio was laid out weird and a little too long compared to the number of exhibits. Fun to see all the chocolate sculptures. The smell is heavenly!