Chocolate Museum of Astorga

The Chocolate Museum of Astorga is an explicit historical center that presents and jelly the historical backdrop of chocolate in the city. Its gallery gathering, extraordinary in Spain, houses bits of various qualities identified with the universe of cacao and chocolate, making this exhibition hall an unmistakable and reference of its sort. To put it plainly, a sweet historical center that amuses the five faculties of its crowd. The visit to the Chocolate Museum starts at its own passage. This space reproduces an old chocolate shop with a refreshed style and agreeable with whatever is left of the musealization.

Two multiplications of the first designs are shown in height of the building that houses it, which was the industrial facility and habitation of Astorgano chocolatier D. Magín Rubio. It was worked by the modeler Eduardo Sanchez Eznarriaga toward the start of the twentieth century. At the back of the room is the shop and the tasting zone of the craftsman chocolates of Astorga and its locale, which is the finish of the visit. This room is named in the wake of being enlivened by the Chambers of Wonders or Cabinets of Curiosities developed in the 16^th and 17^th century.