• FC Barcelona Museum—the museum is also called the President Nuñez Museum which is at Camp Nou Stadium; it is appointed as the official museum of the furthermost football clubs all over the world. It is here where the collections of documents, trophies, photos, and more of the famous players are housed. The museum also caters an art gallery that includes work and names like Tàpies, Dalí and Miró. Touring the museum with a tour guide would be nice since you will have the chance to view more of the museum such like the player’s tunnel and to the Nou Camp pitch.

• MACBA (Museum of Contemporary Art, Barcelona)—or Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona is a museum that houses a large collection of works since the last 50 years by the famous Spanish, Catalonians and International Artists. The dominating white façade of the building was designed by Richard Meier—a North-American artist.

• MUHBA, Barcelona History Museum—or Museu d’Historia de Barcelona is an incredible museum of Barcelona that would lead you back to its two-thousand year history. Under the few floors of the Barcelona city is a journey that would lead you to the remnants of Barcino—which is also known as the Romany city of Barcelona. While aside from Barcino touring the Plaça del Rei is also a great idea since you will be seeing myriad monuments that would give you the perceptions of the medieval Barcelona.

• Picasso Museum Barcelona—Picasso or Pablo Ruiz Picasso is the most famous artist of Barcelona. With his more than 3, 500 works of arts being housed in his museum more and more tourists are coming here to personally witness his amazing masterpieces of arts.

This time as you visit Museu de la Xocolata then eating chocolates would only be second to your priorities as the chocolates here are made so beautifully and enticingly that one would really wish to let it stay as it is forever. Every detail of each masterpiece is so intricate and colorfully made with chocolates dripping like falls in one of the masterpiece.

I could not believe in it.

Barcelona chocolate museum is the best in the whole world. As the original point of entry of chocolates in Europe Barcelona has the right to celebrate chocolates.

Barcelona’s Museu de la Xocolata is a privately owned museum. The owner is the city pastry-makers’ guild of Gremi de Pastissera de Barcelona. It was opened at Ciutat Vella in the year 2000.

The museum actually displays sculptures made of chocolates which are a replica of many Barcelona popular architectures or pictures of famous stories. The sculptures are made so professionally and artistically that eating it is your second priority as you get enthralled with the detail, scope and size of the displayed sculpture. Don’t forget to bring your camera with you.

The structure of the building itself is already impressive. Never dare miss to visit this museum when ever you are in the vicinity of Barcelona!