Marzipania in Eger
Marzipan in Eger is dedicated to the famous delicacy. This is an unusual attraction, but there is a tendency in the world to open museums where various delicacies and traditional food of a particular country are presented, which are primarily related to the history of its origin and further development. The place attracts the attention of gourmets from all over the world.
Features of Marzipan in Eger
Marzipan is popular not only in Hungary, but throughout Europe, as this almond delicacy is delicious and nutritious. You can make anything out of it. This is what the founder of the Marzipan Museum, Coccyx Lagosh, has been doing almost all his adult life.
Various statuettes and marzipan figures are represented in Eger. Lagos is one of the most famous confectioners in Hungary, his work has repeatedly won various exhibitions, and he has created amazing exhibits of marzipan, which he spent 3 years of hard work on.
What you need to know when visiting Marzipan in Eger
The process of visiting the museum itself can be divided into several stages - visiting the museum on your own or a guided tour. The visitor can get acquainted with the history of the discovery and development of Marzipan in Eger, as well as with the types of other types of chocolate.
There are also halls where the whole process of making marzipan and packaging in beautiful wrappers is shown. Guests of Marzipan in Eger are given a unique opportunity to taste fresh chocolate, as well as to participate in its production themselves. There are special stands with information and videos that visually explain all the processes behind each counter with containers for cooking chocolate, with the tools used to make chocolate. In addition, the guides conduct guided tours in two languages - Belgian and English, so almost every guest of the museum will have all the information clearly conveyed.
Marzipan in Hungary is a real "treasure" for lovers of sweet products, here you can see the process of making famous Hungarian sweets, as well as taste various types of chocolate yourself and buy them at the shop near the museum.
