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Few countries have the gastronomic prestige of Spain
There are many dishes that, prepared in the kitchens of the country for hundreds of years, have surprised and satisfied even the most exquisite palate.
And this succulent gastronomy, how could it be otherwise, fascinates millions of tourists who every year visit both cities such as Madrid or Barcelona as gastronomic museums that you should also visit.
Next, we will review some of the most well-known museums dedicated to the culinary art of Spain.
1. Cider Museum – Asturias
Cider lovers can find their paradise in this museum located in the town of Nava, where this alcoholic drink of fermented apple juice is the protagonist. Here you can know your manufacturing process, the cultivation of apple and the elaboration that is followed until its bottling. Moreover, you will learn to pour the cider and, of course, you can test the result.
Address: Plaza Príncipe de Asturias, s / n, 33520 Nava, Asturias
Website: https://www.museodelasidra.com/
2. Museum of the Culture of Olive Tree and Oil – Jaén
Olive oil is one of the most outstanding products of our gastronomy. And in this museum you will learn everything related to the creation of this “liquid gold”, as well as the history and culture of olive oil.
Address: Corredera de San Fernando 32, 23400 Úbeda, Jaén
Website: https://www.museodelaculturadelolivo.com/
3. Museum of Banana – Canary Islands
As expected, those who want to visit a banana museum will have to visit the Canary Islands. Here you will know the origin of this fruit, and how it is transported to different parts of the world.
Address: Calle Miguel de Unamuno, 13, 38770 Tazacorte, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Website: https://www.visitlapalma.es/recursos_culturales/museo-del-platano/
Navarra is one of the best places to learn about the history and culture of this fungus known as the “black diamond”. In the Truffle Museum you will discover all about the use and cultivation of this fruit of the earth thanks to exhibitions, projections and activities harvesting in the field.
Address: Carretera de Ganuza, 1, 31241 Metauten, Navarra
Website: https://www.museodelatrufa.com/
5. Anise Museum – Córdoba
This gastronomic museum is located in a distillery from 1908. And here you can find exhibitions related to the origin and progression of Rute’s aniseed spirits. In addition, you will find jars for the maceration of liquors.
Address: Carretera de Ganuza, 1, 31241 Metauten, Navarra
Website: http://museodelanis.com/
6. Chocolate Museum – Barcelona
Surely you’ve ever heard that chocolate is a source of energy and fiber, that it enhances happiness, and many other myths, but how many of these are true? Here you can discover it, while enjoying this food and its history.
Address: Carrer del Comerç, 36, 08003 Barcelona
Website: https://chocolatescomes.com/museo/
7. Cabrales Foundation – Asturias
Last but not least, cheese lovers can learn more about the production and processing of this food at the Cabrales Foundation, a very curious cave-exhibition. And, of course, taste this intensely flavored dairy.
Address: 10 AS-264, 33554 Las Arenas, Asturias.
Website: https://www.fundacioncabrales.com/
As you can see, not all museums are dedicated to the exhibition of paintings and works of art.
And, for gastronomy lovers, the museums that we have just mentioned are sure to be more satisfactory, just like our post “Get to know some of the best restaurants in Spain”.