Marzipan Museum

A bit of history, amazing artwork and tasty marzipan. The figurines displayed have a very good level of detail. The museum is not big, there is only one room and in the second room, you will be able to buy marzipan related products. The museum has a guide that can provide you more information in English or Russian. The entrance is free and I would allocate 30 minute for a visit to this museum.

What kind of museum is this? A not very tidy, but very annoyed aunt sits in an empty room, with a table, chairs and pictures on the walls, collects 500 rubles (350 rubles on the website) ... and foaming at the mouth tries to prove that it is not a real museum in the Brandenburg Gate ( with exhibits, free tours and a great shop), namely it. well, the most that is not a real museum exhibit🎃 ..... I have to continue. After I wrote this review, at one in the morning a woman called me with claims and insults. Than once again confirmed that I was not mistaken in the assessment. And inadequate antics are the result of fierce envy of the success and excellent work of competitors ... but what have tourists to do with it?

Accidentally got on an excursion and a master class on painting marzipan - it was very interesting and informative! We were able to buy wonderful souvenirs and taste real marzipan according to old recipes - 50% almonds, the same amount of sugar and rose water, such a composition cannot be found anywhere else! Especially now, when the supply of German marzipan has stopped for the period of the Pandemic and the shelves of the "Marzipan Houses" are empty be sure to find out in advance about the days and hours of work, as they are limited

A very interesting place. If you love history and creativity, this is the place for you. Here you can not only buy real marzipan, but make it yourself.

An excellent master class on the history and manufacture of Kaliningrad marzipan. Designed for any age audience! You go out with a great mood and marzipans painted by you)))) I recommend