Avaliação: 5
Path Finder: A fun stop for any java enthusiast — you can learn how the coffee trade shaped Brazil’s history and then enjoy the caffeinated flow of good joe in the café. The interior is well preserved, and the main bidding hall is particularly interesting, both for its beautiful design and its exhibitions chronicling the decades of auctions held at the exchange.

Avaliação: 5
Wouter Holleman: Amazing museum about coffee in Santos! It starts with a small exhibit about the production of coffee and then goes on to the history of coffee. Especially the expositions about coffee houses and stand-up cafés are very beautifully made and immersive. Information is available in English and Portuguese, just look for the information sheets at the start of eaxh exhibition. Ticket price is very low, especially for students, so you can enjoy a coffee at the café afterwards!

Avaliação: 5
Kenneth Moore: Absolutely loved the museum and the coffee. There is pretty darn good as well. I love how they don’t jack up the prices unlike America great experience definitely go to for any tourist visiting Brazil and any Brazilian interested in history of coffee.

Avaliação: 5
Tracy E.: Interesting museum that details the history of coffee in Brazil. It also had a café with delicious sweets and coffee of course!

Avaliação: 5
Nathaan M. Santos: If you, either as a tourist or as a mere city/region resident whose hectic daily life has swallowed your soul and mind away from the really uplifting moments to behold, then I’d highly recommend you to spare a bit of your precious time to spend in this place. Not only the museum is spectacular, but also are its surrounding contagiously impactful and strike a chord as a worth visiting historic/archeologic scene in Santos. It’s the primordial place to save a time for to unearth the coffee-ingrained history of the city of Santos that transcends generations.