Question 1

How much does the Chocolate Amatller Experience cost?

Accepted Answer

The Chocolate Amatller Experience costs around €15 per person and is one of the more affordable activities in Barcelona.

The price includes a short film about Barcelona and Chocolate Amatller, a guided chocolate tasting, a hands-on cacao workshop where you make your own chocolate, and a traditional Spanish hot chocolate.

Question 2

How long is the Chocolate Amatller Experience?

Accepted Answer

The Chocolate Amatller Experience lasts around 40 to 45 minutes.

Since it is a relatively short activity, I think it works well combined with a walk around the El Born neighborhood or a visit to the nearby Palau de la Música Catalana on the same morning or afternoon.

Question 3

Where is the Chocolate Amatller Experience in Barcelona?

Accepted Answer

The Chocolate Amatller Experience takes place at the Chocolate Amatller store at Plaça de les Olles, 9, in Barcelona’s El Born neighborhood.

Keep in mind that it is not the Chocolate Amatller shop next to La Pedrera on Carrer de Provença in the Eixample.

Question 4

Do you need to book the Chocolate Amatller Experience in advance?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you should book the Chocolate Amatller Experience in advance via GetYourGuide.

Groups are limited to a maximum of 10 people, so popular time slots can fill up. You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before the experience starts if your plans change.

Question 5

Is the Chocolate Amatller Experience good for kids?

Accepted Answer

The Chocolate Amatller Experience is fun for older children who like hands-on activities, especially the part where you make your own chocolate from cacao beans. However, it is not recommended for children under five, and it is not suitable for anyone with a nut allergy.

Question 6

What is the cup used for hot chocolate in Spain?

Accepted Answer

The traditional Spanish hot chocolate cup is called a mancerina. It is a cup set into a saucer with a raised ring that holds the cup in place so the chocolate does not spill. It is named after the Marquis of Mancera, a Spanish viceroy of Peru in the 1600s.

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