In Toluca, we visit the Nestlé Chocolate Museum

Located on the side of the highway, at the entrance to Toluca and at the end of an industrial facility that went unnoticed despite its three hundred meters long, it rises from Nestlé Chocolate Museum.

Arising from the need to create an internal passage so that visitors could observe the production of their favorite chocolate, a group of experts thought of creating a larger project for the company and thus the first chocolate museum in Mexico It has a spectacular zigzagging facade that rises from the garden level and becomes the entrance to a magical world.

The construction raised above ground level, houses a reception area, a theater that prepares the youngest visitors to enter the world of chocolate, the passage to the tunnel that circulates over the production areas inside the factory and the store with the factory's products and gadgets, at the end of the tour.

A rear staircase seems to engulf passersby through a faceted and trumpeted prism and the unfolded triangles of the kaleidoscope accentuate the difference in planes offering a particular and novel perspective. The lobby welcomes groups with sofas in the shape of chocolate bars to later lead them into the theater where they will be virtually introduced to the liquid world of sweets. From then on, they will begin a tour of corridors, tunnels and viewpoints over the factory rooms.

This unique museum, an icon of the Toluca suburbs, was conceived by the creativity of Michel Rojkind and proposes a route that invites you to a true feast of the senses.

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