Šakočių muziejus

One of the Best Places To Visits in Jaskonys Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Jaskonių kaime, šalia Romnesa restorano randasi ši lankytina vietą Privažiavimas asfaltuotu kelių. Quite an interesting place by Druskininkai. Offers some interesting facts about the history of traditional Lithuanian Tree cake. Cute restaurant on the bank of a local creek. You'll need about half an hour there if not planning to dine in their restaurant. We did have some šakotis, it was ok. I was disappointed that they don't make it locally. Tree cake production workshops (or maybe presentations) are available, but those you have to arrange for in advance, and they are offered probably just for groups. Šakočiai nelabai ... Aptarnavimas tobulas, maistas normalus, aplinka labai smagi Make Sakotis your own or buy one? Your choice! If you want to try DIY, you have better find more people with you. Expected more. Some old equipment and close to zero information. Napisane w internecie, że otwarte, a wszystko zamknięte. Muzeum i restauracja. 12.09.2025. Nothing special. The museum is definitely not the primary priority of the owners of this place. The cake itself was also not the best you can have. Interesting exhibition, you can see a cake which holds Guinness world record. In cafe you can try freshly baked cakes and delicious food. Entrance fee (2e/person) can be bought at the restaurant, which operates Thursday - Sunday. Museum is just a lot of different tools, with no description of how they are used to. Only names of tools. If you are from a countryside, you still might be familiar with them, if you are from the city, you would probably want more info. I was looking forward to buying some šakočiu, but you can not buy any. Well, you can at at the restaurant, but they are the same packaging as at the store. No fresh pastry, which is disappointing. A very small museum. Exhibition on Lithuanian baumkuchen making. Very hot inside, but a cute and fast visit. Yes, there is the world's biggest sakotis in the "museum". But no information about history of the tradition, descriptions of the making process... Nobody to tell a word to visitors. Just a few pieces of kitchen utensils and faded pictures with similar cakes in other countries, all in a big one-room tent. If someone wants to call a place as a "museum", they should try harder and do a better job. Это нельзя назвать музеем, палатка где стоят кухонные приборы. За это деньги брать стыдно Niestety. Muzeum nieczynne. Three time I come, but it’s not working Sold us tickets in the restaurant and the what so called museum was closed. The waitress came opened and left, no one to demonstrate anything. Family of 5 paid 5 euros to spend 10 second in an old kitchen. What a waste of time. Baaaaaa Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.