Trademark Museum of Packaging and Advertising

The Museum of Trademarks, Packaging and Advertising is a private collection of Robert Opia, which he began collecting at the age of 16, interested in a bag of chocolates and a pack of Munchies cookies. Today, the museum exhibits reflect the history of advertising from the Victorian era to the present day.

The museum is located in a large hall divided by partitions so that a labyrinth is illuminated with dim light. Here you can trace the evolution of packaging, the development of sales technologies, methods of attracting media, and how all these processes were influenced by world wars, emancipation, fashion and other changes in society.

The museum is located in a large hall divided by partitions so that a labyrinth is illuminated with dim light. Special stands give a brief description of each decade with a list of the main landmark events. You can watch a block of television commercials. The museum has a tea room, which hosts private conferences, meetings, lunches.