Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum

General Knark from Sweden sent 23 Nov 2009
The price has been raised to 9.50 € now but I still think it's well worth a visit for anyone who doesn't know much about hemp and cannabis culture. The price also includes a ticket to the Cannabis Gallery just next door. Myself on the other hand had an abundance of knowledge already through cultivating the plants for a few years so any growers out there might just wanna check out the Sensi Seed boutique and save their money for some awesome strains.

Dambuster from UK sent 2 Dec 2008
The museum was smaller than I was expecting. I found the first half a little boring as it was mainly pictures of hemp products and manuscripts about medical use. Halfway through however we were pleasantly shocked to walk into a grow room, with loads of plants growing, the smell was amazing and I spent a while in there staring in amazement and taking photos. The second half of the museum sparked my interest a little more with a big display of old and new bongs, pipes, vaporisers etc and a display of how drugs were smuggled years ago. I was also a little surprised to see people walking around smoking spliffs and if I'd of knew you could do this I would of taken some of my own! Overall, definitely worth the 5.70 euros admission and defo worth popping in if your passing (makes a pleasant change from the coffee shops) but I wouldn't go out of my way to find the place.

Philip from Germany sent 31 Dec 2006
This was the third time for me but for my friend the first. It’s very interesting you get a ticket for 5.70 euro and a little sticker. At the end of the museum there is a little room where you can look at growing plants and where you can try a vaporiser with home-made-weed from Sensi Seeds. A good choice for everyone who is interested in the history of cannabis around the world.

AzLaker from USA visited 10/17; sent 24 Oct 2005
A must see. Great history from all countries about pot and hash, only 2.50 euro's. Plants growing next door and some nice items to buy.

Hash Man from USA sent 5 Nov 2004
A small 2.50 euros entry fee which is pocket change to see some of the best information, pictures, and you get to see some awesome plants. Everytime I walked by this place it smelled so sweet I had to stop in.

Flyski n Skinz from UK visited 2-4 FEB 04; sent 5 Feb 2004
Small and full of interesting historical, cultural and practical exhibits. The museum is quite cramped so not ideal for disabled visitors.