Great fun interactive show that lets you not only learn about the making of St Martin Croissant but the history of Poznań and its language. Show hosts were proficient in English and extremely hilarious. The whole experience was worth it. Masks had to be worn and hands disinfected especially for the volunteers. Make sure you volunteer to make the croissant to get the fullest experience!

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.

No idea why this is so highly rated. It’s not a museum and is over priced. The guys running it seem to think it’s a stand up comedy gig with a stream of inappropriate jokes, things that might have been considered funny in the 1970s... I wouldn’t recommend going here, consider going to one of the other, very interesting actual museums in Poznan. And just buy a croissant at one of the many bakeries.

The experience was extraordinary, they gave us good insight about the Croissant, the whole thing was very interactive. I loved it!

(Translated by Google) Honestly, when I went to this place, I had mixed feelings, because what could be interesting about making a croissant? Well, that's the climate and the people who accompany it. Lecturers - native Poznanians, very nice and intelligent. During the show, they divided the chefs among the participants and invited them to small tasks. At the end, we got a sample of a real, fresh St. Martin's Croissant and watched a movie about its history. The whole 'show' lasted over an hour, and the girl and I do not regret the time spent. (Original) Szczerze mówiąc idąc do tego miejsca miałem mieszane uczucia, bo co może być ciekawego w tworzeniu rogala? Ano właśnie - klimat i ludzie, którzy temu towarzyszą. Prowadzący - rodowici Poznaniacy, bardzo mili i inteligentni. Podczas pokazu podzielili kucharzy spośród osób biorących udział i zapraszali ich do drobnych zadań. Pod koniec dostaliśmy próbkę prawdziwego, świeżego rogala świętomarcińskiego i obejrzeliśmy film o jego historii. Cały 'spektakl' trwał ponad godzinę, nie żałujemy z dziewczyną poświęconego czasu.

It's more of a baking demonstration than a museum - but the host made it an entertaining hour. Some audience participation helps provide a few laughs, and you get a free sample at the end.

Wonderful place to go alone, with friends or family. Very fanny and yummy. So I highly recommended

I bought the tickets right there. I didn't wait too long. They have in Polish and English. Is about an hour. It was a live show and it was very funny🤣. The chef asked for volunteers and I was one of them. I had a great time with their explanations, jokes. We also saw the Goats from the window. At the end, the lady gave us fake certificates 😊 and half croissant to take with us, to taste. I recommend to visit.

Definitely book in advance especially if you're looking for a show in English. Very funny and engaging with the public, you will have opportunity to help knead dough etc. You can learn a bit of history too. Two bakers were really funny but I can see the point of people who found some of their jokes offensive.We were laughing hard and we had a great time 🙂

A must visit tourist attraction. The English show occurs at 2 pm every day. During the show they talk about the history of Poznań, Saint Martin Croissant and also teach us the art of making the croissant. It’s an interactive show where visitors can volunteer to participate in the croissant making process with guidance from the Chef.

Beautiful place, one gets to learn all about sainy Martin, and how historically the making of the saint Martin croissant started. A beautiful fun and engaging sessions in both English and polish. Highly recommend. You can get to be a chef help guiding the story of the making of the croissant.

Not a museum in the traditional sense, but you will learn about the local St Martin croissant through a one hour participative experience. You will need to select a language you understand, Polish or English otherwise you will not have a clue what is going on. A fun experience and a chance to sample a croissant at the end. 37 zloty. Arrive 5-10 minutes early. Toilets available. Window view of the goat fight at 3pm

Just to clarify, it is not a museum but kinda workshop to learn about the history and making process of rogal (croissant). I loved the sense of humor of presenters, and it was fun to be a part of making process.

I was very pleasantly surprised with the show. It was funny and informative and everyone in our group enjoyed it a lot, both adults and children. I highly recommend you visit but make sure to book tickets to a show since it’s not actually a museum despite the name.

(Translated by Google) A great place, cabaret and knowledge in one. I highly recommend it to all those who need a little breath after visiting the city. You can have a sincere laugh, take part in making croissants and try a real St. Martin's croissant. Extra place !!! With wonderful people 🙂 (Original) Rewelacyjne miejsce, kabaret i wiedza w jednym. Bardzo polecam, wszystkim, którzy potrzebują trochę oddechu po zwiedzaniu miasta. Można się szczerze pośmiać, wziąć udział w robieniu rogali i spróbować prawdziwego rogala swietomarcinskiego. Extra miejsce!!! Z cudownymi Ludźmi 🙂

***** AN ENTERTAINING MORNING ***** Read this before reserving-> Admittedly, I had doubts about a “croissant museum.” Like, are there displays with hundred-year-old petrified pastries? My opinion began to change when I saw a troop of schoolchildren leaving. Turned out to be a must-do in Poznań. It was a thoroughly entertaining and informative demonstration on the centrality of the Polish version of the croissant in Poznań history and culture. Highly recommended for anyone visiting this city.

What an experience and definitely not "ohh another museum" feeling. The experience is more like a show with a great script, entertainment and history. Get ready for the tasty surprise at the end! Also, make sure to pre-book as only one show per day that's in English!

If you happen to be in Poznań you must visit this museum. The presentation is just hilarious and well executed. It's funny and so unique and different. They tell you the history and method of making their croissant in very funny and beautiful way.

Very interesting experience. The instructor is a good lecturer and keeps us laughing. And of course, you can experience the process of making rogal świętomarciński and also taste a piece of it at the end of the show. 🥐

(Translated by Google) Great presenter! He talks about the history of Poznań with humor and passion, about the dialect and people. It fantastically draws children into making croissants. Everyone's having a great time! (Original) Świetny prowadzący! Z humorem i pasją opowiada o historii Poznania, o gwarze i ludziach. Fantastycznie wciąga dzieci w robienie rogali. Wszyscy super się bawią!

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place for both adults and children. Active participation in the show regardless of age. A must-see place in Poznań (Original) Fantastyczne miejsce zarówno dla dorosłych jak i dzieci. Aktywny udział w pokazie bez względu na wiek. Miejsce konieczne do odwiedzenia w Poznaniu

(Translated by Google) Super show at the highest level. The leading gentlemen have evident acting skills. I haven't had so much fun for a long time. (Original) Super pokaz na najwyższym poziomie. Panowie prowadzący mają ewidentne zdolności aktorskie. Dawno się tak nie ubawiłam.

Very nice place. Funny explenation. We enjoyed the acting and the hospitality. Don't miss it.

"museum" is a deceptive name for this, since you can only attend the "croissant shows" that are held several times a day in Polish and once a day in English (in February '23). I first thought that the price (35zl) was a bit high, but the show was unlike anything I expected: filled with sarcastic comments, super dark jokes and participative performance. It's really like a comedy show, but beware, the jokes were very politically incorrect (much to my liking). It's still child friendly, as they wouldn't understand those jokes, and seemed to enjoy it. Part of the audience also got go take part in the baking, although the croissants weren't finished (as it would take the whole day). Worth it!

(Translated by Google) The showroom is the best thing about it, you make your own sirloin and you can also try it. Made very funny and you save the queuing (sometimes 30 minutes) at the croissant shop on the other side of the market;) (Original) Der Showroom ist das Beste daran, man macht selber Martinshörnchen und darf auch probieren. Sehr lustig gemacht und man spart sich das Anstehen (teilweise 30 min) am Hörnchenladen auf der anderen Seite des Marktes ;)

What a fun place. Your help is requested to help the process of making a croissant. With humor history and fun facts are given. Must see

It's a super cute way to lear about the local pastry the At Martin's Croissant. It's a delicious white poppy seed crescent of joy and here you will learn all about it whilst taking part in making one and picking up some local dialect along the way. A great thing to do with kids or friends alike.

A really fun way to learn about some of Poznan's history! Great for children and adults alike and the presenters are wonderful to watch. Certainly worth the entry fee and you get away from the building works that are going on outside!

Do book in advance and check opening times! English tours only available on certain days. I was very much looking forward to visiting this during our stay in Poznan, but sadly I was unable to get tickets (that is why the low rating). Hope to give it a better rating next time! The ticket office and shop have great souvenirs and there is a bakery around the corner that sells Poznan croissants, if you want to try some!

(Translated by Google) Divine experienced. Very attractive and funny. And at 12 a show of goats. The best attraction in Poznań. (Original) Boski doświadczeni. Bardzo atrakcyjnie i śmiesznie. I o 12 pokaz koziołków. Najlepsza atrakcja w Poznaniu.

A good place to have some fun. It was a very nice show with a lot of interaction and a bit of a history. Everyone in the room had a chance to participate in croissant creation process. There was a lively atmosphere with a lot of jokes.

Just loved the experience. As a croissant lover I always wanted to know more about it and I was glad that we found a place to learn a lot about St. Martin's croissant. Learning with fun

At 2pm they offer an English tour, the host made an introduction on how it all started, explained that it all started for charity. He asked for 6 volunteers to help him out. While explaining the process how to do the croissants the volunteers did what he asked them to do, it was a lovely experience. Ended the tour by watching the fighting goats behind the clock. Finally he gave us a certificate and a piece of this exquisite croissants.

I had the best time. It’s worth visiting and experience the croissant 🥐 making along with hearing the history of Poznań.

It was a hilarious and unexpected entertaining show. For all those who are scared to stand in front of people: the show is interactive but you are not obligated to participate. They ask for 6 persons to help and if there are more who want to, they can participate too. In any case, you can enjoy the show as a viewer or a helper. It is Definitely worth the money!!

We had great time here! Learning and making the real Poznan croissant! And it tastes lovely too :)

Highly enjoyable, the two guys giving the demonstration were hilarious and really engaged with all of us to some extent, something I would definitely recommend to anyone going to Poznań. Besides, it's never a bad day when you get to eat some rogal świętomarcziński.

Fun experience and highly recommended for anyone visiting Poznan. Quick lesson on history, then fun- & fact filled croissant making session and tasting at the end.

Absolutely loved it! The hosts were hilarious and their way of explaining the history and the process of making rogal świętomarciński made it very fun and easy to listen to. If you want to contribute during the show, you are handed an apron and chef's hat and the hosts make sure everyone that show interest, contribute during the show. Highly recommend! 😊

(Translated by Google) What to write here? Great and that's it. Croissants could give more :-P (Original) Cóż tu napisać? Świetne i tyle. Rogala mogliby dać więcej :-P

Amazing, but the speaker talks very fast... Great fun, you can win a whole original croissant, if you hit the croissant weight

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.

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.

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.

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

Fun and interactive. 100% recommended. The museum features interactive displays, and tastings, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the world of croissants. It's particularly interesting to learn about the cultural significance of the st martins croissant. The staff is knowledgeable and welcoming, making the experience even more enjoyable. Whether you're a pastry aficionado or just looking for a unique and educational activity, the Croissant Museum is a must-visit destination.

More of a show than a museum experience but nevertheless enjoyable and a great laugh! The hosts were entertaining and even accommodated children. One thing to note is that the croissants contain peanuts, so be careful if you have an allergy!

History of Poznan and Poland along with a detailed show (involving visitors) on how croissants from Poznan are made in a form of stand up comedy 🤩😂❤️ Absolutely brilliant. I have enjoyed every minute of this visit and truly recommend taking a time and visiting it. Big thank you to hosts for giving us a perfect afternoon filled with laugh and history ❤️

We had a terrific experience. Fun and interactive, great hosts. Our seven-year old attended as a baker which we all enjoyed.

Funny and learning experience! Kids (7&8age) think that was a great time, but it was also fun for adults:-)

We attended the English tour. The guys were super funny. We really enjoyed it. I would 100% recommend.

The best museum experience ever. The show is funny, witty and I definitely did not expect to hear "that's what she said" jokes. Thank you for the great show, we enjoyed it immensely! :) must see for sarcasm fans!

It's a nice experience, something to watch. It's not interactive in the slightest. Don't go in expecting to make anything. You'll watch some videos on a TV and listen to the host that will sure you some steps. Honestly the host was really great and nice but overall I don't think its worth the price you pay.

(Translated by Google) Approx (Original) Ok

(Translated by Google) A very unusual museum. It is worth visiting, even if you are not a fan of visiting such places. You will not be bored even for a moment! (Original) Bardzo nietypowe muzeum. Warto zwiedzić, nawet jeśli nie jesteście miłośnikami zwiedzania takich przybytków. Nie będziecie się nudzić ani przez chwilę!

(Translated by Google) Great demonstration in which you are also involved in the production of croissants (Original) Tolle Vorführung bei der man auch selbst in die Herstellung von Croissants eingebunden wird

(Translated by Google) Great place with some history a bit of fun. The duration of the attractions is approximately one hour. A great host (Original) Świetne miejsce trochę historii trochę zabawy . Czas trwania atrakcji około godziny . Świetny prowadzący

(Translated by Google) Another museum that has a slightly different concept of operation than regular museums. Namely, their main assumption is workshops like baking traditional croissants. The workshop is combined with a lecture on the history of Poznań, the history of the croissant and, which is very interesting, the dialect that they use in this city. Staff full of humor and able to interest both children and adults. In addition, an affordable entry price and the possibility of online booking, which is probably necessary in the high season. (Original) Kolejne muzeum, które ma nieco inną koncepcję działania niż zwykłe muzea. Mianowicie ich głównym założeniem są warsztaty jak piec tradycyjne rogale. Warsztaty połączone są z prelekcją na temat historii Poznania, historii rogala oraz co jest bardzo ciekawe, gwary, którą posługują się w tym mieście. Obsługa pełna poczucia humoru i umiejąca zainteresować zarówno dzieci jak i dorosłych. Do tego niewygórowana cena wejścia i możliwość rezerwacji przez Internet, co w sezonie jest zapewne niezbędne.

Surprisingly fun visit. It was cheap and lasted about an hour. I imagine this would be a great option for kids too. Our instructors were funny, interesting and they conducted the 'lesson' in English.

(Translated by Google) Everything is git (Original) Wszystko git

We enjoyed the show. The guys had a lot of good energy and where funny too. Very recommendable during a rainy day!

(Translated by Google) And we found out why, in all the combinations, what is called the innocently "croissant museum" is at the forefront of Poznań full of attractions. Well, the humor, energy and commitment of the guys who run this show are beyond any imagination. It is a combination of history, cabaret and stand-up, with great verbal reflexes and a well-prepared script. It's with an egg, it's for kids (I don't own it myself, but they looked delighted), great for adults. This place confirms that anything can be made "something". I am a fan of both the Museum and such initiatives. Bravo and 10/10 from me and our team! (Original) I dowiedzieliśmy się, dlaczego we wszystkich zestawieniach coś, co nazywa się niewinnie "rogalowym muzeum" zajmuje w naszpikowanym atrakcjami Poznaniu - czołowe miejsca. No więc humor, energia i zaangażowanie chłopaków prowadzących ten show przerasta absolutnie wszelakie wyobrażenie. To połączenie historii, kabaretu i standupu, z ogromnym refleksem słownym i świetnie przygotowanym scenariuszem. Jest z jajem, jest dla dzieciaków (sam nie posiadam, ale cudze wyglądały na zachwycone), świetne dla dorosłych. To miejsce potwierdza, że ze wszystkiego można zrobić "coś". Jestem fanem tak Muzeum jak i tego typu inicjatyw. Brawo i 10/10 ode mnie i naszej ekipy!

(Translated by Google) From here, you can start exploring Poznań. Sensational speakers who host the meeting. Great fun for children and the opportunity to participate in making the marcinski croissant. My 4 year old is delighted. I recommend (Original) Od tego miejsca mozna zacząć zwiedzanie Poznania. Prowadzacy spotkanie rewelacyjni mowcy. Dla dzieci super zabawa i mozliwosc uczestniczenia w zrobieniu rogala marcinskiego. Moj 4latek zachwycony. Polecam

(Translated by Google) We were at the presentation - a great place for groups and trips 😍 (Original) Byliśmy na prezentacji - świetne miejsce dla grup i wycieczek 😍

Nice place

(Translated by Google) A delicious place! (Original) Przepyszne miejsce!

(Translated by Google) Although the name may be discouraging and the attraction may seem boring, I highly recommend this place. Great time with the whole family! Something for young and old. Great show and lots of humor. (Original) Chociaż nazwa może zniechęcać a atrakcja wydawać się po prostu nudna, to mega polecam to miejsce. Świetnie spędzony czas z całą rodziną! Coś dla małych i dla dużych. Super pokaz i dużo humoru.

(Translated by Google) I love. Climatically. (Original) Uwielbiam. Klimatycznie.

Very cool and fun place to be 🙃

One of the most fun things we did in our few days in Poznan. Really enjoyable way to spend an hour or so. The presenters are really funny and very welcoming. Good banter.

Definitely worth a visit. They tell not only the story of Poznan croissant, but the difference of Poznan citizens from other Polish people. English shows only on Saturdays and Sundays at 13:45. (Better book through email). Come 10-15 min before this time.

Really good English presentation. The guys were lovely, witty and funny while telling the story! 🥐🥐🥐

Hilarious and unique tour / show highlighting local culture and delicious croissants. The banter and quick wit came as a pleasant surprise. Great views of the square just outside the window.

Fantastic museum. Our friends recommended it and it really made our day in Poznan. We were lucky to get in as we didn't book the tickets, just happened to be passing this place minutes before their first visiting slot. Very funny host, explained a bit of Poznan slang words snd accents, told us the story of local rogale (and poznanian cuisine in general). Interactive session with few people selected to help the host to prepare, shape, bake and weigh the rogal ;) Also, if you're there for 11 o'clock session, you'll have a chance to see the famous Poznanian "koziolki" - but from much better perspective than standing at the Old City square. Great place, our whole family rated it as the best place we had a chance to visit during our stay in Poznan.

Such an incredible museum! We were together with polish children, so it was funny and informative. Despite the fact that I don't know Polish very well, everything was clear. Moreover people, who works there, enjoy it. That's noticeable.

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting with children. recommend (Original) Warto odwiedzić z dziećmi. Polecam

Very entertaining. You can learn a little bit about the local dialect, Polish/Poznan history and obviously how to make Rogale Marcelinskie. Worth doing.

This is not a museum but an interactive activity. You will seat and some of visitors will be picked up in order to bake a croissant step by step while staff explains a bit of history from Poznan and the croissant background. At this moment they offer this in English at 2PM and Polish at some other time. In my opinion it is not a must but it is Ok if you have time enough in Poznan. It costs around 5eur. Staff is really nice.

Best show I've seen- incredibly funny, interesting and interactive. Mateg is an actor with dynamic entertaining skills. Good price for an hour and a small delicious croissant to taste.

Come for the croissant, stay for the amazing presenters!

(Translated by Google) The great sense of humor of the staff stole my heart ... ah, and free tasting! (Original) Wspaniałe poczucie humoru obsługi skradło moje serce... aaa i darmowa degustacja!

(Translated by Google) The most memorable place in my opinion is in Poznan. The guys are really masters of their craft! The whole family loved it. Very informative and exciting. Lots of humor, and of course everyone tasted the delicious bagels! (Original) Самое запоминающееся на мой взгляд, место в Познани. Ребята действительно мастера своего дела! Всей семье понравилось. Очень познавательно и увлекательно. Много юмора, и конечно все попробовали вкусные рогалики!

(Translated by Google) A place where you can learn about the preparation of the Świętomarciński Rogal in a fun way. (Original) Miejsce gdzie można w zabawny sposób poznać poznać proces przygotowania Rogala Świętomarcińskiego.

(Translated by Google) The place itself is great and it's a tourist attraction worth recommending. The entertaining form of running "workshops" is also a plus, because it adds to the atmosphere, but I think that some of the texts of the teachers are exaggerated and not fully thought out (one example, to paraphrase the words: children are great, because when they do something, they enjoy you have to pay them, women can do it too and YOU CAN PAY THEM LESS THAN MEN) (Original) Miejsce samo w sobie jest świetne i to atrakcja turystyczna godna polecenia. Rozrywkowa forma prowadzenia "warsztatów" też bardzo na plus, bo dodaje klimatu, ale uważam, że niektóre teksty prowadzących są przesadzone i nie do końca przemyślane (jeden z przykładów, parafrazując słowa: dzieci są super, bo jak coś robią to się cieszą i nie trzeba im płacić, kobiety też to mogą robić i MOŻNA IM ZAPŁACIĆ MNIEJ NIŻ MĘŻCZYZNOM)

(Translated by Google) I recommend, great place with great hosts;) (Original) Polecam, świetne miejsce z super prowadzącymi ;)

(Translated by Google) A very good place to learn a bit of the dialect and history of Poznań. Learning to bake St. Martin's croissants was very interesting and taken. (Original) Bardzo dobre miejsce by poznać trochę gwary i historii Poznania. Nauka wypieku rogali świętomarcińskich bardzo interesująca i zabrana.

Just great. It’s definitely not a museum, it’s a show. The host is funny and can interact really good with the audience. If you drive through Poznan or visit it, consider giving it a go.

(Translated by Google) Cool place, nice, fun, interesting. Certainly a great attraction for kids, but time passes well for adults. The show at 11am, with the possibility of watching billy goats, is definitely worth considering. (Original) Fajne miejsce, miło, wesoło, ciekawie. Na pewno super atrakcja dla dzieciaków, ale i dorosłym fajnie mija czas. Pokaz o 11, z możliwością obejrzenia koziołków o 12 na pewno wart rozważenia.

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant croissant-making workshop. The lecturers present the history and the way of creating St. Martin's croissants in a fun and interesting way! (Original) Bardzo przyjemne warsztaty z robienia rogali. Prowadzący zabawnie i ciekawie przedstawiają historię oraz sposób tworzenia rogali świętomarcińskich!

(Translated by Google) Great story. The gentleman who told me was doing it very interestingly. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Poznań (Original) Świetna historia Pan który opowiadał robił to z bardzo ciekawie. Szczerze polecam każdemu kto odwiedza Poznań

(Translated by Google) The ticket price is quite high, so I would expect the place to look better. Not very nice, except for the "kitchen" which looks very nice. For example, a minus for usually simple wooden benches. The presentation itself is great !! (Original) Cena biletu dość spora, dlatego oczekiwałbym żeby miejsce lepiej sie prezentowało. Niezbyt ładnie, poza "kuchnią" która wygląda bardzo fajnie. Np. minus za zwykle proste drewniane lawki. Sama prezentacja super!!

(Translated by Google) A great place and croissant baking workshops, humorously, with flair, for adults and children, I recommend it! (Original) Super miejsce i warsztaty pieczenia rogali, dowcipnie , z polotem, dla dorosłych i dzieci, polecam!

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place that is worth visiting. (Original) Bardzo ciekawe miejsce które warto odwiedzić.

(Translated by Google) A place that you must visit while in Poznań. The lecturers talk with humor about the rogal, Poznań and the Wielkopolska dialect (Original) Miejsce które trzeba odwiedzić będąc w Poznaniu. Prowadzący z humorem opowiadają o rogalu, Poznaniu i wielkopolskiej gwarze

(Translated by Google) Great show. It's worth it. I recommend. (Original) Super pokaz. Warto. Polecam.

(Translated by Google) A fantastic place to explore, learn about the history of St. Martin's croissants and simply a good meal. Gentlemen on the second floor good job 😉 (Original) Fantastyczne miejsce do zwiedzania, poznania historii świetomarcińskich rogali oraz po prostu dobrej zawawy. Panowie z drugiego piętra dobra robota 😉