Marzipan Museum in Lübeck
Breite Strase 89, Lubeck, Germany
About the company:
The Marzipan Museum is located in the Niederegger Café in the famous town of Lübeck. Marzipan is a delicacy made from ground almonds and powdered sugar. It has been produced in the city since 1806, and
Lübeck became famous all over the world. The museum-cafe was founded by Johann Georg Niederlegg, and now the institution has on its menu about 200 varieties of marzipan candy. It has become a family business, and with each generation the varieties of candy increase as well as the number of visitors.
In 1873, the Marzipan Museum received a significant prize at the World Exhibition in Vienna, but during the Second World War it was completely destroyed by prolonged bombing. Restored the museum-cafe only in 1948, to this day it continues to please visitors with its wonderful delicacies.