Discover the Sweet Heritage at the Chocolate House
Explore the Chocolate House in Hagåtña – a historical gem celebrating Guam's rich chocolate heritage and unique local flavors.
The Chocolate House, located in the vibrant city of Hagåtña, is not just a treat for the taste buds but a historical landmark that embodies the rich cultural heritage of Guam. This charming establishment is renowned for its artisan chocolates, crafted from locally sourced ingredients, which reflect the island's unique flavors and traditions. Visitors will find themselves captivated by the inviting aroma of chocolate wafting through the air, enticing them to step inside and explore the treasures that await. As a pivotal part of Guam's history, the Chocolate House showcases the island's colonial past while serving as a modern-day haven for chocolate enthusiasts. The interior is adorned with vintage décor and artifacts that narrate the story of chocolate-making on the island. Guests can enjoy a variety of chocolate delicacies, including truffles, bars, and unique confections that make for perfect souvenirs. The friendly staff is eager to share their knowledge about the chocolate-making process and the significance of chocolate in Guamanian culture. The Chocolate House is more than just a place to satisfy your sweet tooth; it offers a unique glimpse into the blend of history and culinary artistry that defines Guam. Whether you’re a chocolate lover or a history buff, this landmark promises a memorable experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the island's rich traditions and flavors.
Local tips
- Try the local chocolate flavors that incorporate tropical fruits unique to Guam.
- Visit during the afternoon for a quieter experience and to enjoy freshly made treats.
- Ask about the history of the Chocolate House to enhance your experience.
A brief summary to Chocolate House
- FQF2+FGH, Hagåtña, GU
Getting There
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Walking
From the central area of Hagåtña, head towards the intersection of Route 1 and Route 8. If you are near the Plaza de España, exit the plaza and turn right onto Route 1. Continue walking straight along Route 1 until you reach the intersection with Route 8. At this point, you will see the Guam Museum on your left. Continue straight for about 500 meters, and you will approach the area marked as FQF2+FGH. Chocolate House is located on your right side, just past the intersection of Route 8 and FQF2+FGH.
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Bicycle
If you have access to a bicycle, start from the Plaza de España and head north along Route 1. After about 1 kilometer, make a left turn onto Route 8. Continue cycling straight until you reach the area marked FQF2+FGH. Chocolate House will be on your right-hand side, just after the intersection.
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Public Transport
For public transportation, look for the local bus line that services the Hagåtña area. Get on a bus that is headed towards the southern part of the island. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Guam Museum stop on Route 1. From there, exit the bus and walk towards the intersection of Route 1 and Route 8. Continue straight along Route 1 for about 500 meters, and you will see Chocolate House on your right side at FQF2+FGH.
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Japanese Caves
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Guam Museum (Department of Chamorro Affairs)
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Senator Angel Leon Guerrero Santos Latte Stone Memorial Park
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Skinner Plaza Park
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Triangle Park/Tutuhan Park
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샌 안토니오 다리
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Guam Gold Star Families Memorial
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Guam Institute
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Fort Santa Agueda
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Chamorro Night Market
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Grey Carabao
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Agana Boat Basin
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Chief Quipuha Statue
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Chief Kepuha Park
