In a city rife with Picasso, Miró and Gaudí , it’s no wonder that smaller, more offbeat museums often fall by the wayside for Barcelona visitors. But to pass them by is to miss out on the stylish city’s kookier side, where a musty room full of historic perfume bottles hides behind a boutique perfumeria on fashionable Passeig de Gràcia—and a museum wholly devoted to chocolate sits across the street from an über-hip art gallery in the trendy Born district. Here are some of the quirky museums Barcelona has to offer.

Museu de la Xocolata (Calle Commerç 36): In a modern setting of high ceilings and hardwood floors, this museum dishes information on the origins, history and significance of chocolate, via displays in four languages and more interesting audio-visual and interactive components. But the real highlight of the Chocolate Museum—besides the sweets shop near the entrance—is its collection of mones, exquisite chocolate sculptures of everything from Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia to Bambi and Louis Armstrong. (When you’re ready for something edgier, check out the Iguapop gallery across the street, at No. 15.)

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