Kopcsik Marzipan Museum
Kopcsik Marcipánia
A marzipan museum at the foot of the castle, where Baroque rooms, porcelain, and replicas of famous paintings made from marzipan are truly astonishing.
Founded by confectionery master László Kopcsik, every exhibit is made from marzipan and sugar. The entire 'Baroque marzipan room,' from wall decorations and furniture to chandeliers, is edible. There are also replicas of porcelain, embroidery, and famous paintings, and families especially love it. Admission is a little over 1,000 forints, and the shop sells marzipan gifts. It is located at the junction where the uphill road to the castle begins.
Opening hours
About 09:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Eger Minaret
- Dobó István Square
- Eger Castle
- Minorite Church of St. Anthony of Padua
- Lyceum of Eger & Specula
- Archbishop's Palace Visitor Centre
- Eger Basilica
- Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas