If you think you need to get a golden ticket to visit a chocolate museum, think again. Barcelona’s chocolate museum is dedicated to all things cacao-related and tells the story of how this humble and delicate been shaped so much of history.

It is more than just a feast for the senses, this museum is an immersive journey down the annals of time to discover the process of making your favorite bar and how it has been used in medicine for hundreds of years.

Don't miss out on the sweetest adventure, so get your Barcelona Chocolate Museum tickets to start your delicious journey through the rich history of chocolate!

Read on to discover more about the Chocolate Museum, one of the most exciting museums in Barcelona.

How much are Chocolate Museum tickets?

Barcelona’s Chocolate Museum tickets are broken down into the following categories:

Adults: €6
Groups of over 15 people: €5
Students, seniors and visitors with disabilities: €5.10

Children under 6 can visit for free.

Are there any discounts?

Chocolate Museum tickets are free to children under 6 and students, seniors and people with disabilities are eligible for a 20% discount.

Can you book in advance?

We always recommend booking your Barcelona Chocolate Museum ticket in advance online. Read below to see combo deals available online that can save you some money.

Are there any guided tours of the Chocolate Museum?

Once you are inside the museum, you will have the option of booking a guided tour through the facility. The 1-hour tour is for everyone over the age of 16 and costs an additional €7.50 per person.

Are there any combined tickets or tours including the Chocolate Museum and other attractions?

When booking your Barcelona Chocolate Museum ticket, there are a few combo options to choose from, each saving you 5% off your second ticket price.

● Chocolate Museum ticket and Barcelona Zoo ticket: The Barcelona Zoo is nearby and the perfect accompaniment to a family day on the town, tasting chocolate and seeing beautiful animals.

● Chocolate Museum ticket and Wax Museum ticket: This is another fun combo that is beloved by people of all ages. Combine your delectable chocolate experience with a visit to the Wax Museum, where you can pose for selfies with your favorite stars.

What can you see inside?

The Chocolate Museum in Barcelona is in the former Sant Agustí monastery, connecting this beloved confectionary with the historic routes of the city. With various displays depicting the history of chocolate, you will learn everything from its arrival in Europe to its mythical and real significance, its medicinal properties and nutritional value and its rich traditions intertwined with the future.

Upon entry to the museum, you will be given a scrumptious chocolate bar to whet your appetite and you will see impressive chocolate sculptures that are larger than life. There are multiple activities offered in the Chocolate Museum that you can book separately, including confectionary classes, a guided tour, chocolate workshops, sensory play activities for toddlers and art classes for children.

How to travel there?

The Chocolate Museum in Barcelona is centrally located, with easy access to either the Jaume I or Arc de Triomf metro stations. You can also take the 39, 40, 42, 45, 51, 120, H16, V15 or V17 buses to get close to the museum.

When's it open?

The Chocolate Museum is open during the following hours:

Tuesdays – Saturdays: 10 AM to 7 PM
Sundays and public holidays: 10 AM to 3 PM
January 5, December 24 and 31: 10 AM to 2 PM

The Chocolate Museum is closed on the following dates: January 1st and 6th, April 10th, June 24th, August 15th, December 25th and 26th.

Is it wheelchair friendly?

The Chocolate Museum in Barcelona is wheelchair-friendly, offering good accessibility with wide corridors, lift access and adapted restrooms.

When is the best time of year to visit the Chocolate Museum?

The best time to visit the Chocolate Museum in Barcelona is during weekday mornings, when it is often less crowded. To enjoy Barcelona's mild climate, consider visiting during spring (April-June) or fall (September-November).

Which other attractions can you visit in Barcelona?

Travel tips

As with any museum visit, it is best to wear comfortable footwear as you will be walking a lot.
Before your visit, check the museum's schedule for special themed exhibits. They often have unique and interactive displays.
With all the chocolate tasting, you might want to cleanse your palate, so bring a bottle of water with you!
After your Chocolate Museum visit, you can grab lunch or dinner at the La Ribera district, which is known for its culinary scene in Barcelona.

Chocolate Museum: Tickets and Tours