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Choco-Story Playa del Carmen: Entry Ticket

Available Thursday, 13 Aug

Live guide in English, Spanish
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About: Choco-Story Playa del Carmen

Choco-Story Playa del Carmen is an interactive museum that takes you on a journey through the rich history of cacao. As a visitor, you trace the origins, distribution, and global uses of this ancient crop. It also showcases the age-old Mayan methods of preparing chocolate.

At the museum, you navigate through 7 rooms, each equipped with light and sound displays in 6 languages. The journey culminates in a demonstration room where you can sample an array of chocolates.

Choco-Story Playa del Carmen

Avenida Constituyentes, 77710, Playa del Carmen

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