Minsk. The Pizza Museum.

An amazing place has opened in Minsk, which will appeal to both gourmets and lovers of family leisure, the Pizza Museum. This is not just another catering point, but a real interactive project that, in the format of an exciting guided tour, tells you everything about the main Italian dish that has conquered the world.

What awaits the visitors?

The museum offers its guests a full-fledged program, divided into several thematic zones. This is a real quest for food lovers, where it will be interesting for both children and adults.

1. The ancient world and pizza.

Time travel begins in antiquity. In the first part of the museum, visitors will learn which dishes were the forerunners of modern pizza in the Ancient World. The most interesting thing is that the lecture is supported by a tasting - here you can try an analogue of the ancient "proto pizza" to understand how this dish has changed over the millennia.

2. Educational film.

After the historical tour, guests are invited to the cinema hall to watch an educational film. The film covers a huge period - from the Middle Ages, when pizza acquired its familiar features in Naples, to the present day, when it became a global culinary phenomenon.

3. Pizza lab.

This is perhaps the most spectacular part of the program. The guests enter a real scientific laboratory, where they study the three pillars of the perfect pizza: flour (dough), cheese and tomatoes. Experiments are conducted here and even magic tricks are shown, revealing the secrets of the perfect dough and the properties of mozzarella.

4. Interactive quiz.

They offer to consolidate the acquired knowledge with the help of a modern quiz. Each participant individually, interactively, answers questions about pizza, and receives unusual prizes for correct answers.

5. Tasting on the balcony.

The culmination of the gastronomic excursion is a tasting. It takes place on an exclusive location - the fifth floor balcony, where guests can taste several varieties of freshly baked pizza, enjoying the view and atmosphere.

6. The game area and the Pizza Cannon.

After the "official" part, the fun begins. A game space with an area of more than 250 m2 is open to visitors. The main attraction is the "Pizza Cannon" activity and the "Catch a Pizza" tournament. In addition, there is a sweet shooting range, two-meter coloring pages, a wish wheel and other entertainment on the territory.

Work schedule and cost.

The museum operates in session. Guided tours are held on certain days, for example, on weekends, in the evening (approximately at 17:00, 18:00 and 19:00).

The ticket price varies and depends on the age and, possibly, the composition of the program. Prices range from 24 to 46 Belarusian rubles. Children under 3 years old can enter for free.

Important: The museum is open by appointment. Be sure to call for reservations by phone +375 25 500 04 17

Address: 2A Tuchinsky Lane, 3rd floor (Molodezhnaya metro station) .

The Pizza Museum is a great option for an unusual date, birthday, or an educational family walk around Minsk. Here you can not only have a delicious meal, but also learn a lot about a seemingly familiar dish.