Embark on a sensory journey around the extraordinary world of chocolate. From cacao plantations to modern chocolate manufacturing processes, see, taste and smell the history of chocolate and its transformation from bean to bar.
Travel 5,000 years and discover the origins of cacao as a sacred drink from the gods in Central America. Then, follow its path to Europe, moving from liquid cacao to the chocolate we know and love today.
At the end of your visit, encounter a fully operating chocolate factory in action, and watch, in real time, the transformation of cacao into our award-winning chocolate, having the opportunity to taste the final product!
• See, taste, and smell the history of chocolate
• Encounter a fully operating chocolate factory in action
• Learn about the history of chocolate from bean to bar
• Photograph yourself with unique and fun chocolate-themed exhibits
Posted By : Morgan S
Knowledgeable guide with great pairings. Learned a lot about the chocolate and port process. Definitely a cool experience.
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Posted On : 2024-05-09 02:47:44 
Posted By : GrandTour66145220458
Very interesting story of cocoa and how it spread around the world.
Montezuma made a big mistake with Cortez. But we got chocolate around the world quickly.
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Posted On : 2024-05-03 08:45:28
Posted By : Coastal41086132681
Very interesting, I learned a lot about the history of chocolate. The two girls who were supporting the visit were very available in explaining the different types of cocoa and their origins. I ended this experience drinking a hot chocolate in the store and… I really enjoyed it.
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Posted On : 2024-01-28 16:22:42
Posted By : tootsmarried45
the staff member thursday feb 9th at 14h50 ( the date and time is to ensure that the right staff member is mentioned as others might be polite and kind) was rude and dismissive. when we asked about pricing, she tersely stated the price for a one museum visit then when we enquired about prices for residents as opposed to tourists said 'that is the price'. it is only afterward that we discovered that we could purchase reduced price tickets for a two or three museum visit. the staff member did not tell us. this was so disappointing since until then our time in porto where we actually live has been full of hospitable, kind people. we then went to a restaurant on the douro, in the district, the view, and experienced that wonderful hospitality. made up for the rudeness but still.
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Posted On : 2023-02-09 13:00:08
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