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Croissant Museum, Poznan

4.6

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4.8

By hungrypiranha

I am not sure if the experience in foreign language is as great as in Polish but it's a must when visiting Poznan! It is not an average museum you know. It's more like a presentation but (!) it's...

I am not sure if the experience in foreign language is as great as in Polish but it's a must when visiting Poznan! It is not an average museum you know. It's more like a presentation but (!) it's... more »
By Evvvmk

Educational, slightly long and interactive! Was a good show and the man was funny. Lasted quite a while and we didn’t get a croissant.

Educational, slightly long and interactive! Was a good show and the man was funny. Lasted quite a while and we didn’t get a croissant. more »
By 131philippas

I had no idea what to expect before coming here. It is definitely not your average museum. It is more like a presentation which is very entertaining and gets the group involved. You learn some local..... more

I had no idea what to expect before coming here. It is definitely not your average museum. It is more like a presentation which is very entertaining and gets the group involved. You learn some local..... more »

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By Núria

The guys were extremely funny. They made people join their show. We watched a movie and one of the guys explained us the history of how it all began. The Croissant they give at the end was pretty tasty. Something to remember about this is... the art of sharing.

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By Mc Da

Absolutely fantastic little workshop, where you can not only learn how the famous croissants are made, but also some local language and history. At the end, at 12pm, you can watch the famous goats on the city hall building, the views are really beautiful (regardless of the renovations works happening atm). We also received a piece of the croissant to taste at the end, which was a nice touch, as they were really delicious.

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By Sanjaya

Well, it’s really good for the people who have children, telling about the story behind the croissant pastry. Very entertaining guys working there! I booked online it cost me 33 slots it’s about 6/7 euros.

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By Bernard Orlikowski

I had a blast, probably had more fun than I was supposed to, but I really liked it. I think this could be a great place to take children to, as long as they are not too scared of people.

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By Sharon Marshman

Great place to while away an hour. Good fun, interactive and tasty croissants. Buy tickets in advance as the session was full the day we went

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