Le Palais Du Pain D epices
Le Palais Du Pain D epices
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jeaton72
godalming116 contributions
Jul 2014 • Family
There are two things that you can do here.
Either pay a small fee and have a wonder through a number of rooms explaining the history of the spiced biscuits then see the biscuits being produced
or you can miss this out and just go straight to the LARGE factory outlet shop.
We actually went round and found it very interesting.
The biscuits that are made are SO MORISH!!! there are FREE samples on both the tour and in the shop itself.
We brought most of our gifts from here as it is cheaper then their shops dotted around Alsace.
definitely worth a visit
Either pay a small fee and have a wonder through a number of rooms explaining the history of the spiced biscuits then see the biscuits being produced
or you can miss this out and just go straight to the LARGE factory outlet shop.
We actually went round and found it very interesting.
The biscuits that are made are SO MORISH!!! there are FREE samples on both the tour and in the shop itself.
We brought most of our gifts from here as it is cheaper then their shops dotted around Alsace.
definitely worth a visit
Written August 12, 2014
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joelle-leona
cha-am, thailand642 contributions
Oct 2016 • Friends
great place to visit, specially for those who go now and around Christmas time as they are preparing everything for the festivities
fantastic for old and young alike
for a couple of euros you can even decorate your own gingerbread man
also tasting all the different types of delicious cookies is just a treat
highly recommended
fantastic for old and young alike
for a couple of euros you can even decorate your own gingerbread man
also tasting all the different types of delicious cookies is just a treat
highly recommended
Written October 31, 2016
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Jean-Charles L
Chatelet, Belgium5 contributions
Aug 2019 • Couples
The place is at once a factory, a shop and a museum dedicated to gingerbread and typical alsatian pastries and cookies-making. The museum is admirably designed and so moving, you feel like coming back to childhood, its best and most cheerful and warm-hearted moments. Let alone the delicious cookies, gingerbread cakes and liquors, and other things you can buy. I really recommend visiting and re-visiting the place.
Written September 9, 2019
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The_Swiss_One
Switzerland76 contributions
May 2015 • Family
small museum totally made for kids. Lots of interactive screens explain the history of the gingerbread and how it is produced (bakers are off on Fridays though).
Written May 24, 2015
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teammcg
Raleigh, NC32 contributions
Jun 2016 • Couples
Fun gingerbread shop with factory. Lots of little gifts- storks and gingerbread. Quick stop after zeyssolf winery tour
Written June 12, 2016
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Jingyu
Singapore, Singapore29 contributions
Sep 2013 • Friends
Thought the place looks cute and interesting. But there were closed when we got there. Little did we know that everywhere closes for lunch between 12pm and 2pm.
Written October 29, 2013
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rockchic k
Ampthill, UK57 contributions
May 2018 • Couples
History of spices and trade etc was interesting. More fun with small children. There were dresser drawers to open and discover ginger facts and a gaudy gingerville display. Interactive programme I tried didn’t work. 4€ entry so I made sure I ate a lot of complimentary gingerbread!!
Written May 28, 2018
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Fred T
Reno, NV727 contributions
Apr 2018 • Solo
In talking with the clerk at the entrance, she said that the displays had explanations in French, German, and English; so paid my 4 euro to see the museum. It had many signs explaining the history of gingerbread. There was a set of drawers where one could smell and touch the ingredients. Most of the decoration was for kids. The look at the actual manufacturing was just so-so as nothing was happening. One can try samples at the end of the tour. The tour then exits into the shop (to try to get you to buy stuff).
Written April 11, 2018
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Sabinacri
Timisoara, Romania241 contributions
Apr 2017 • Friends
Super cool place !! Back to childhood and so so many sweets! Great place for all kids even the ones that pretends to be adults 🙈. Enjoy!
Written August 3, 2017
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Sharon_zz
Spain5,092 contributions
Sep 2015 • Couples
The palace is a wonderful place which you will only find in" Fairy Tales". The "star" product here is the Gingerbread Cookies. The cookies comes in many shapes and sizes. It is a family run business for more than 2 generations. What a charming spot on Alsace's "Wine Road".
Written January 8, 2016
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Bonjour pouvez vous me dire si une petite fille de 2ans peut s'y amuser svp? A t'elle l'age approprié?
Written March 10, 2017
Si le but de cette visite est uniquement de faire une activité pour un enfant de cet âge, la réponse est non. Si vous avez envie de faire cette visite pour vous alors vous pouvez y aller avec un enfant de 2 ans qui saura aussi y trouver de l'intérêt! Bonne visite!!
Written March 12, 2017
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