The tour was fun, but the real joy was discovering their modern pretzel. They still make pretzels, and they are so Good. The Tour didn't seem as kid friendly as you think it should be, for something as fun as making pretzels. You should check it out- but once is enough!

The tour offered gave a good insight into the history of pretzels (who knew!) and the Sturgis family bakery. We earned pretzel making certificates and learned how pretzel making has changed over the years. Reasonably priced tour - $3 for adults, $2 for kids. My 8 3/4 year old left with loads of pretzel trivia to share with her dad,... More

Wonderful tour in America's First Pretzel Bakery with the original ovens , kitchen tools, etc. We went there on a bus tour and everyone got to learn the art of making a pretzel. You got a certificate and a card to get a free hot pretzel. Bring your camera and the kids for a fun tour with lots of history... More

I liked learning to twist pretzels. It was a fun hands-on experience.

We went with our two year old and she really enjoyed it. She loved rolling out the pretzels and told people for days after that she made pretzels. She also loved the free samples. Definitely a fun time with young kids for the price.

In a quaint little town nestled among Amish farms you will find America's oldest pretzel factory. There is a tour of the actual factory with a hands on demo of how to make a pretzel complete with your own piece of dough and a certificate of completion naming you an official pretzel maker! The small fee charged for the tour... More

Take a 20-minute or so peek into the past and see how pretzels were made by hand. You can twist your own while you learn the meaning of the twists and sections of a pretzel. Just $3 and you get a free snack bag of pretzels. The t-shirts are super cute and Lititz is a great little town for shopping... More

best $3 spent for a tour. it is hands on and the guides not only talk but show you what they mean. it was a slower day when we were there and the kids were wound up from sitting in the car but they were interested in what was going on and enjoyed playing in dough. The free bag of... More

The tour is so worth the time! And the pretzels are really good too!