Poznań Croissant Museum

St. Martin's croissants, the Poznań pastry known locally as rogale świętomarcińskie, are the sole subject of the Rogalowe Muzeum Poznania, the name visitors see at 41 Stary Rynek. The museum is devoted to a baking tradition the sources date back about 150 years. Its building is a historic house listed as an immovable monument in Poland.

Visits are interactive and built around a show in which visitors learn how a croissant is made according to the original recipe. The museum also presents Poznań's culture and history through what it considers the city's most characteristic elements: the croissants, the Poznań dialect and the goats on the Town Hall tower. It suits visitors who prefer a hands-on introduction to local food and customs. Szymon Walter founded the museum in 2014.