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Areas at Chocolate Museum Barcelona

Museu de la Xocolata, commonly known as the Chocolate Museum of Barcelona has an area which is divided into six different sections:

Cocoa and Chocolate

You get an insight into the entire process involved, right from the cocoa tree seed to the point where it becomes chocolate. You also get a thorough understanding of where cocoa comes from, how it is grown, where it is to be found, the manufacturing process, etc.

Chocolate: A Bridge Between Cultures

Understand the history of cocoa and chocolate, its origins in the Maya-Aztec world, along with its arrival in Spain and entry into Europe, leading to industrialization.

Art and Creation

This section talks about how chocolate has become a major source of inspiration in the field of art and culture.

Confectionery and Chocolate

This region of the museum will show you how chocolate is transformed into works of art and the hands that are involved in doing the same. You will be well-versed with the master confectionery and chocolate-makers who are involved in making this process a great success.

Audio-visuals

Discover the history of chocolate through an interactive visual representation in this section. This is a large area of the museum that is completely devoted to the audio-visual representation of the history and industrial production of chocolate.

Machinery

This section talks about the machines that are involved in the making of chocolate. The machinery section is the largest part of the museum that shows the manufacturing of chocolate. Here, machines are on display and show the various manufacturing processes – from the grinding of the dry cocoa beans to the moulding of chocolate bars.

Activities at Chocolate Museum Barcelona

The Chocolate Museum Barcelona offers a wide range of activities for every individual, may it be children or adults. The space is provided even for a group of people as well as for educational services. All you have to do is ensure your tickets are booked in advance to be a part of all activities.
The Museum regularly offers events, tours, and workshops on chocolate (in Spanish, Catalan, and English), where you can even learn to make sculptures from chocolate.
The museum has materials that have been planned to suit the curriculum of various education cycles. If on the other hand, you are an individual visitor or family, you can take part in the activities conducted at the Chocolate Museum, which is at different times for all ages.
Just choose the activity you want and book it as per the calendar on the chocolate museum. The activities here definitely bring your creative element out and help you dive into the world of chocolate in a fun way.

Interesting Facts About Chocolate Museum Barcelona

Chocolate initially came ashore in the form of cocoa beans from Europe. Coming into the port in Spain, Hernan Cortes brought the spiced treat after pillaging the Mayan and Aztec empires of Central America, a place where cocoa beans were used to create chocolate variants for more than 3000 years.
Eventually, the Barcelona Confectionery Guild set up the Chocolate Museum to give an insight into the creation of chocolate and its modernization.
Chocolate had a significant influence on art and the bakery. The museum has a display of several works of art made of chocolate.
There are even sculptures and paintings of famous artists imitated. You will get a trajectory of chocolate’s evolution, from what was once bitter water to the stunning sculptures today that fill the museum.

Plan Your Visit to Chocolate Museum Barcelona

Monday – Saturday: 10AM to 7PM

On Sundays and Public Holidays: 10am to 3pm

Address: Museu de la Xocolata, Carrer Comerç, 36, 08003 Barcelona

Find it on a map.

By Metro: Jaume I. (L4), Arc de Triomf (L1)

By Bus: Barri Gotic , H14, H16, V19, B20, B25, N11 AND 120

The Chocolate Museum has a couple of restaurants and cafes within its close vicinity. Some popular ones include:

Cremat 11 - A trendy place with great food and ambiance. The space includes delicious brunch, cocktails, Spanish tapas, local wines, and cava.
65 Degrees Barcelona – This restaurant provides worldwide fusion dishes, tagged with creative tapas fused with an artistic touch. Brunch, dinner, and cocktails to choose from.
La Vietnamita Born - Enjoy typical Vietnamese ‘Street Food’ cuisine, prepared with fresh, high-quality aromatic ingredients.
Restaurant el Foro – An extensive menu, with meat imported from Argentina, known for its cut, taste, and quality.

Here are some top attractions near Museu de la Xocolata:

Frequently Asked Questions About Chocolate Museum Barcelona Tickets Answered

What is Chocolate Museum Barcelona?

Museum visitors learn about the history of chocolate: its symbolic, cultural and economic significance and nutritional value. Children will enjoy numerous chocolate statues.

How much do Chocolate Museum Barcelona tickets cost?

The entrance ticket to the Chocolate Museum (Museu de la Xocolata) costs $7.10. Guided tour starts around $7.10 per person.

Where can I buy chocolate museum Barcelona tickets for cheap?

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What is the best place to buy chocolate museum Barcelona tickets?

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When is Museu de la Xocolata open?

The museum is operational from Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 7pm. On Sundays the museum is open from 10am to 3pm. Do not visit the museum on Mondays as it is shut.

Where can I buy tickets to Chocolate Museum Barcelona?

You can buy the tickets online to get a quick access to the museum.

What can I see inside the Chocolate Museum Barcelona?

You can learn a lot about the history of the museum. Within the museum there are 6 different areas within it, which includes the various paintings and sculptures made out of chocolate. You will be exposed to the kind of machinery that is involved in the making of chocolate bars.

What are the opening hours of Chocolate Museum Barcelona?

The museum is open from 10am to 7pm (Tue-Sat) and 10am to 3pm (Sunday).

Where is the Chocolate Museum Barcelona?

Just a 3-min walk from the Picasso Museum, the chocolate museum is situated at Carrer del Comerc, Barcelona, Spain.

Are there restaurants inside Chocolate Museum Barcelona?

There are plenty of restaurants situated around the Chocolate Museum Barcelona. Although, you can always grab a nice bar of chocolate from the museum shop at Museu de la Xocolata.

How can I reach Chocolate Museum Barcelona?

You can reach the chocolate museum by metro, bus or car. If you are taking the metro opt for Jaume I. (L4), Arc de Triomf (L1). By bus, Barri Gotic , H14, H16, V19, B20, B25, N11 AND 120.

What are the facilities at Chocolate Museum Barcelona?

The Chocolate Museum is well equipped with facilities for the disabled. The flooring is wheelchair accessible.

Is the Chocolate Museum Barcelona safe to visit?

Yes, the Chocolate Museum is safe to be visited as the staff has undertaken a few safety measures in place to ensure the safety and well-being of all its visitors. Only a limited number of visitors are allowed at a time and the space is well sanitised.