The 15 Best Chocolate Tours in Spain

1.Lanzarote: Vineyard Tour with Wine and Chocolate Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 383 reviews · 1.5 hours · from $28Our pick

Walk through the historic Finca Testeina beneath Testeina Volcano with a guide such as Marco or Nieves. Learn how Lanzarote’s vines survive in volcanic ash, compare Malvasía Volcánica with Listán Negro, then taste two organic wines with artisan chocolates. Allow 90 minutes and bring warm clothes and sturdy shoes.

“Totally recommend this tour. Marco (i hope i remember the name correctly) was very kind and explained everything. I prepared questions in advance for case he doesn't say something about what i wanted to know but that wasn't the case... everything i wanted to know he explained without questions, also you will hear few things about Lanzarote 'past' that was also nice. Wine that we tasted was sooo good (for me only white because i'm not the fan of red one but that depends on each person). In total this was very nice and educative experience”

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2.Nougat and Chocolate Museum Tour with Tasting

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

At Torrons Vicens on La Rambla, a 45-minute guided visit covers Catalan turrón, chocolate making, family traditions, and modern production. Guides such as Chelsea, Alexandra, Martina, and Marcela lead tastings of several nougats and chocolates, followed by hot chocolate or horchata. It is short, sweet, family-friendly, and easy to add to a day in central Barcelona.

“Very interesting to learn about the history of the chocolatier house and the nuga of nugas.”

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

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

At Chocolate Amatller in El Born, a guide such as Gina, Mar, Sam, or Georgina leads you through a 40-minute history of Barcelona’s oldest chocolate brand. You watch an audiovisual presentation, taste signature chocolates, grind cocoa by hand, prepare chocolate, and sample traditional Barcelonese hot chocolate. English, Spanish, and Catalan tours are available.

“It was amazing. I learned alot got to try a few different chocolates and even found a dark chocolate that I liked.”

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4.Bean to Bar Chocolate Workshop in Barcelona

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

At Kina Chocolates in Barcelona, you roast, peel, grind, and taste real cocoa beans before making a chocolate bar to take home. Guides including Oscar, Renée, and Franklin explain cacao cultivation, chocolate history, and fair treatment of farming communities. The two-hour workshop is offered in Spanish and English for adults and teenagers.

“This was a fascinating workshop in a tiny artisan chocolate shop. We got to learn about chocolate from bean to bar and even got to make our own chocolate bars to take home. We got to sample two different delicious drinks you can make from cocoa beans and got to try 3 samples of chocolate from beans from different climates. Very much worth the experience.”

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5.Tapas and history tour ending with churros with chocolate

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 119 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $102

Meet Carmen at 7 p.m. by the Apple Store in Puerta del Sol for a small-group walk through Austrias and Medieval Madrid. You’ll visit three traditional tapas bars, enjoy one drink at each, learn about Madrid’s food customs and history, then finish with churros and chocolate near Calle del Arenal. The tour is in English and capped at 10 people.

“Carmen was great! It ended up being only me for the tour so I got a super personalized experience. She took me to great places throughout Old Madrid but was also super knowledgeable about the actual city itself - it was like two tours in one! The tapas locations were so delish and we finished with chocolate and churros. Definitely recommend if it’s your first time in Madrid. It’s a great starting point for the world of tapas. Gracias, Carmen!”

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6.Lanzarote: Sunset vineyard tour with wine and chocolate tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 97 reviews · 1.5 hours · from $31

Spend 90 minutes at Finca Testeina, walking among vines below the Testeina volcano before touring a 16th-century Canarian house and 19th-century winery. Taste two Bodegas Vega de Yuco wines with two handmade Lanzarote chocolates. The tour is offered in English and Spanish, though some material may remain in its original language.

“A pleasant guide, breathtaking scenery at sunset, fine wines and chocolates... I loved it!”

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7.Family Private Tour: Churros, Hot Chocolate & Games in Barcelona

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 79 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $91

Spend about three hours walking Barcelona’s old city with a private guide such as Patricia, Jennifer, or Valentina. Kids follow games and treasure hunts to Las Ramblas, Boqueria Market, the Gothic Quarter, El Born, and Ciutadella Park, with Iberian ham for adults and churros with hot chocolate for children. Expect a flexible, family-paced tour with plenty of walking.

“Super fun, interactive experience with something for the whole family, including young kids. Delicious snacks along the way made the tour all the more enjoyable! Simon, our tour guide, was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly and great with our young children (aged 6 and 8). Highly recommend to anyone traveling with children!”

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8.Semi-Private Tour: Old Town & Chocolate and Churros

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 74 reviews · 3 hours · from $55

This three-hour English walking tour takes you from Puerta del Sol through Plaza Mayor, Plaza de la Villa, the Royal Palace, and the Almudena Cathedral. With no more than eight people, guide Tatiana can keep the walk personal, answer questions, and add local tips. A cup of chocolate and churros at Chocolatería San Ginés is included.

“The tour with Titania was excellent, very personal with insights into the city's history and with visits to the lesser known places of interest to inhabitants . We walked the streets to places where locals buy at the markets , where they socialise and where events affecting the history of the city took place.”

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9.Churros, Hot Chocolate, and Games Family Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 66 reviews · 3 hours · from $93

Spend three hours with a private local guide exploring Barcelona’s Old City through games, short walks, food stops, and family-friendly stories. You’ll visit La Rambla, La Boqueria, the Gothic Quarter, El Born, and Ciutadella Park, with Iberian ham, churros, and hot chocolate included. Guides such as Patricia, Simon, and Shari adapt the pace for young children.

“Shari was so understanding and patient with a shy but rambunctious 3.5 year old and a at times tired and fussy 6 month old baby. We learned a ton, had some delicious churros, and Shari was very patient with us needing to pause to change and feed our 6 month old on the tour, finding us a private and shady spot indoors with things to see and do for our older child. Would highly recommend for families with small children! I’d really recommend starting as early as you can if you have young kids. Pick a day when the earliest time slot is free. Kids can add time.”

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10.1-Hour Segway Tour with Chocolate and Churros

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 65 reviews · 1 hour · from $52

Start on Calle de Santiago with a short Segway lesson, then follow a bilingual guide through Plaza Mayor, Plaza de la Villa, Plaza de Oriente, the Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, and nearby streets. Guides such as Juan, David, and Milo are praised for patient instruction. Finish near San Miguel Market with chocolate con churros.

“Our first Segway experience could not have been better! After a quick lesson on how to use the Segway we were off to see the sites. Tour was fun and informative. Guides were friendly and professional.”

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11.Casa Amatller Guided Visit with Chocolate Gift

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

Meet your English- or Spanish-speaking guide in Casa Amatller’s entrance hall for a one-hour tour of the noble floor, staircase, furnishings, and Catalan modernist details. You’ll see the Amatller family home much as it was designed, avoid the ticket line, and receive a chocolate gift at the end.

“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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12.Chocolate & Churros Cooking Class in Madrid

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 54 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $78

Meet Michel near Plaza de Chueca for a 90-minute, English-language cooking class in his Madrid home. You’ll mix, shape, and fry churros from his grandmother’s recipe, prepare chocolate, and enjoy your work with coffee, tea, wine, or beer. The group is limited to five, making this a relaxed hands-on activity for couples and families.

“We had a fabulous time learning from and talking to Michel. He made us feel right at home as we learned how to cook authentic churros in his lovely home. Truly a unique/cannot miss experience. This is something we will always remember!”

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13.Experience the Best Churros with Hot Chocolate

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 47 reviews · 120 days · from $10Best value

Visit Los Churros de San Martín for a guided tasting led in English by Don Benito. Try six freshly fried churros in plain, sugared, cinnamon, vanilla, and anise versions, then dip them into a cup of hot chocolate. At $10 per person, it is a simple, family-friendly Barcelona snack with wheelchair access and flexible cancellation.

“C’était une excellente expérience ! Le guide a été aux petits soins du début à la fin, rendant la prestation vraiment agréable. J’ai particulièrement apprécié ses explications passionnantes sur la création des différentes saveurs de churros, qui ont donné encore plus de goût à la dégustation.”

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14.Alicante: Guadalest Castle and Chocolate Factory

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 26 reviews · 5 hours · from $82

Travel by car with a small group to an artisan chocolate factory, learn how handmade chocolate is made, and taste several varieties. Then explore Guadalest village and its medieval castle with guide Grigor, enjoying mountain views, local shops, and useful stories about Alicante and the Costa Blanca.

“Grigor was very knowledgeable and accommodating for stopping for photos and told us all about the castle and the history of the surrounding area. He was a very safe driver too when taking us to our experiences - Thank you Grigor.”

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15.Alicante: Chocolate and Nougat Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 12 reviews · 45 min · from $11

At Santa Bárbara Castle, a specialist introduces you to Alicante’s chocolate and nougat traditions before you taste three chocolates and two nougats in Santa Catalina Tower. The 45-minute session runs in English or Spanish at 11:00 or 12:00 and costs $11 per person. Carmen has been praised for her friendly, accommodating guidance.

“very professional. a very kind and friendly guide. would recommend”

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