Tours and Tickets to Experience Chocolate Museum (Museu de la Xocolata)

There are plenty of ways to experience the Chocolate Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, here are some popular tours available right now:

• Barcelona City Tour Hop-On Hop-Off with Optional Boat

• Shore Excursion: Barcelona City Tour Hop-On Hop-Off

• Barcelona Card: Museums + Transport for 72h, 96h or 120h

Tickets for the Chocolate Museum cost €7 for people aged 6–64. People aged 65 and above and students (with a student card) pay €5.60; travelers with documented disabilities pay €5.25. The museum also offers guided group tours with tastings and private chocolate-making workshops.

The Chocolate Museum is in the historic El Born neighborhood in downtown Barcelona. The closest metro is Jaume I (line 4), about a 5-minute walk; Arc de Triomf (line 1) is further. The Estació de França train station is a 5-minute walk, while Arc de Triomf has suburban rail connections.

The Chocolate Museum is open 10am–7pm Monday to Saturday and 10am–3pm on Sundays and public holidays; the last admission slots are 30 minutes before closing. It shuts on January 1 and 6, May 1, September 11, December 8, 25, and 26.

It depends. The Chocolate Museum can substitute some ingredients, but it cannot guarantee eliminating traces of nuts (including peanuts), eggs, milk, gluten, and soy. Contact the museum directly to confirm whether they can cater to your specific needs before booking workshops or tours that include tastings or pairings.

Yes, the Chocolate Museum is accessible to travelers who use wheelchairs. Even though it is housed in a historic building, it has a dedicated entrance, a ramp, and adapted bathrooms. However, there are no adaptations available for travelers with hearing or vision challenges.