Simón Coll Xocolaters

School visits

The Espai Xocolata Simón Coll is the visitor centre of the company’s chocolate factory in Sant Sadurní d’Anoia (Barcelona). The Espai Xocolata offers schools a learning experience adapted to each school level with the aim of teaching the origins, history, culture and values of chocolate in a fun, hands on way.

  • €5 per student
  • 1 hour approximately
  • Suitable for all school / academic levels

What does the tour of the Espai Xocolata include?

The guided visit is structured around different blocks of information, where students will learn the following knowledge

Let's do the tour in English!

We give you the chance to do the tour in English, totally or partially depending on the English level in the class. We will learn vocabulary and expressions, and our guides will adjust the content of the tour to the students’ level. Before the day of the tour, we will share with you some specific vocabulary that will make the tour easy and fun!

Combined visits

Complement your visit to the Espai Xocolata with some of the ideas we suggest below and make your visit to Sant Sadurní d’Anoia even better.

School competition "The drawing of the month"

If you are a school that has visited us, don’t forget to take part in our contest “The drawing of the month.” Encourage the budding artists at your school to have a go. The best drawing wins a prize!

Additional information

  • €5 per student (1 free teacher for every 10 students)
  • Around 60 minutes
  • Suitable for all school / academic levels
  • Visit recommended for ages of 6 and up
  • Payment on the day of the visit, in cash, credit card or by bank transfer
  • 100m from the Espai Xocolata
  • Sant Sadurní Tourist Office Telephone: +34 93 891 31 88 www.santsadurni.cat/turism
  • C/ Sant Pere, 37 - Sant Sadurní d'Anoia (40 minutes from Barcelona and Tarragona)
  • Parks and play areas 50m from the Espai Xocolata
  • Our products are gluten-free and suitable for coeliacs, however they may contain traces of nuts, among other foods. In some cases - and in case of lactose intolerance - we recommend the visitors do not try the chocolate during the visit (unless the teacher provides us with a prior authorisation from the school or the student's family, saying they can eat chocolate under their responsibility)