The 6 Best Barcelona Chocolate Tours

1.Nougat and Chocolate Museum Tour with Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 232 reviews · 45 min · from $14Our pick

At Torrons Vicens on La Rambla, a live guide such as Alexandra, Chelsea, or Martina leads a 45-minute tour of nougat and chocolate making. You’ll see digital presentations, learn about Turrón de Agramunt, taste several products, and finish with hot chocolate or horchata.

“The tour was very informative, we learned some very interesting facts about the history of nougat making and how the heritage has been preserved. Our tour guide Chelsea was very nice and explained everything well. She seemed to have a natural passion for the art and products which came through in her presentation. She answered our questions and was patient in taking us through the samples and their history. Thanks Chelsea! It would be good to note that the tour happens at the actual store, as we thought we were going to a meeting point. Overall a lovely tour, made better by a great guide. We would recommend!”

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2.Barcelona & Chocolate Amatller History and Culture + Activity and Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 173 reviews · 40 - 45 minutes · from $17

At Chocolate Amatller’s El Born shop, you’ll watch a short audiovisual history, taste several chocolates, grind cacao by hand, and prepare a Barcelona-style hot chocolate. Guides such as Gina, Mar, and Georgina lead the small, friendly sessions in English, Spanish, or Catalan.

“It was great. The staff were friendly and kind to our young kids. Loved it!”

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3.Bean to Bar Chocolate Workshop in Barcelona

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 172 reviews · 2 hours · from $47Top rated

At Kina Chocolates in Barcelona, guides including Oscar and Renée lead a two-hour, small-group workshop for up to eight people. You roast, peel, grind, and taste cocoa, prepare cocoa drinks, learn chocolate’s long story, and make a bar to take home.

“This was such a great experience. I have two boys (16 & 14) that hate everything. Both had such a good time here. It was such a perfect balance of educational and hands on. The time flew past. The only real negative is that now we are all going to be huge chocolate snobs. Oscar’s passion for chocolate is contagious. Such a perfect example artisanal craftsmanship. So glad we did this. Can’t recommend this enough…for all ages.”

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4.Sweet Gaudi: the most delicious visit to Casa Vicens

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 94 reviews · 45 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $31

Explore Casa Vicens Gaudi in Barcelona with an included admission ticket, then enjoy the seasonal Summer Vicens experience: a Hofmann aperitif in the garden. The visit lasts about 45 to 90 minutes, is offered in English, and uses a mobile ticket.

“They had ice cream instead of churros and the staff seemed disinterested and the young lady in the shop was rude. Casa Vicems was amazing tho’”

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5.Casa Amatller Guided Visit with Chocolate Gift

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 60 reviews · 1 hour · from $25

Spend one hour inside Casa Amatller, Puig i Cadafalch’s preserved modernist house on Passeig de Gràcia. A specialist guide leads you from the lobby to the Amatller family’s noble floor, explaining the architecture, original furnishings, and chocolate-making family behind the home. English and Spanish tours are available.

“Une de mes meilleures visites à Barcelone. Nous étions 4, plus le guide, visite privée ! Très belle demeure à visiter absolument. Par contre, grosse erreur de ma part, NE PAS acheter le chocolat au magasin du musée. Allez au magasin principal qui est environ 500m plus loin. Beaucoup moins de choix à celui du musée mais surtout vous paierez en moyenne 35% plus cher. Du vol.”

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6.Private First Access Casa Batlló Experience With Breakfast

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 56 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.)

Start at 7:30 am with early access to Casa Batlló and a guide such as Zeynep, then finish beside it at Casa Amatller with a pastry and drink. The small-group visit lasts about 90 minutes and leaves you free to photograph Gaudí’s work before regular opening hours.

“It was lovely to be able to see this beautiful house without the crowds, it's definitely worth the early start! Our guide Zeynep was enthusiastic and knowledgeable about Gaudi's work and shared lots of information with everyone in the group. We finished off with hot chocolate and a croissant at Casa Amatller - perfect!”

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