Casa del Cioccolato Perugina, Perugia

If you visit perugia is a must experience!We had the pleasure of English guide and she explained everything sharing the passion for the company its values!We ate a lot of chocolates and we had the opportunity to buy some chocolate souvenirs on low price.The tickets were 8 euros as it was weekend and some production machines didn't operate. However it was a pleasant visit!

Video which you can watch at home. Mask mandate. Forced to buy for 50c, which you'll never actually need as you never encounter the factory workers. Waiting in a hall doing nothing... Impressed. Not! The guide was nice at least. Haha

The tour is not bad, but it could executed better. The video is produced in 1992, no subtitles. The guide talked too much and always at the wrong moment, not giving the audience time to ask questions. The focus is on the store, where visitors are highly encouraged to make purchases. Also: nobody wears a mask, and in fact we got covid after our visit.

We took the tour. Family with young kids. Must say, a bit boring... can't feel the process of chocolate making. Nice guide with a little amount of information. Go there. Just if u r around...

Long and boring tour in a museum with not much in it. Putting a group to watch some videos that can be watched at home was a mistake. The only interesting part was a 10-min tour of the factory. We lost over 1,5 hour to to this. Not recommended, especially for families with smaller children (below 10) as they get bored really quickly!