Musée de la Chocolata de Barcelone

Le Museu de la Xocolata de Barcelone est un musée du chocolat situé dans la ville, en Espagne. Il est consacré à l'histoire, à la culture et à l'art de la fabrication du chocolat. Il propose diverses expositions interactives sur des objets tels que des sculptures et des personnages en pierre et d'autres objets, ainsi que des récits sur le développement du chocolat et son histoire.

Some of the five minute exhibits will include:

• Interactive displays about the history of chocolate from prehistoric times to the present day.
• Quality chocolate statues and figurines made by master confectioners.
• A variety of chocolates from all corners of the world, embodying the diversity of future appreciation of flavours and cultures.
• Information on how chocolate is made from the very beginning: what is planted instead of cocoa beans to the creation of finished products.

Yes, there are tasting areas where you can indulge in fine chocolates and unique flavour combinations. The shop located at the museum offers sweets as souvenirs.

Absolutely! It is open to the whole family. Kids will find lots to enjoy: interactive parts of the exposition and colourful chocolate sculptures. It's a versatile place to spend time with the family.

The museum is located at Carrer del Comerç, 36 in the Born neighborhood, really close to the center of the city. You can easily reach it by public transport. Metro: the nearest station is Arc de Triomf (line L1).

• Buses: H14, V15, 39, 51, 120 stop near the museum.

The price of tickets will vary according to season and offers. It's better to confirm the latest updates on the official website of the museum prior to going there.

Most of the exhibits are supplemented with their respective definitions in English and a few other languages. The tours are usually conducted in the Spanish and Catalan languages.

Yes, the museum shop has chocolate products and different gifts and souvenirs for sale. One could even buy a sweet little gift for oneself or for a friend.

These open hours change according to the holidays and the season, but generally it is open every day from 10 am to 7 pm; you should check their official site before any visit.

It does not really have a full-blown restaurant or cafe as such in the museum, but you can taste different types of chocolates and sweets right on the spot. After surveying the museum, one can have a stop by some of the many cafes and restaurants located around it.