Nussknacker Haus

The store has wonderful items, including large variety of merchandise at a VERY hefty price. The cashier was nice, willing to help us and knowledgeable. But I purchased a clock from this store not knowing at the time how much they had raised the profit margin. I overpaid about a 100 dollars. The clock was an original, certified and made in Germany but it came with a price.

Stopped by this place over the summer and was very impressed with their selection of holiday incense smokers so when we decided to come back for the Christmas tree lightings I had every intention of purchasing one.
When we finally did come back I walked straight to the smokers and immediately found one I wanted. I pulled it off the shelf to examine it and a sales person came over and asked if she could take it from me explaining they come apart. I told her I know they come apart we have several. I scooped up my family and we left. I will not purchase an item from a shop that won’t let their patrons look at things and examine them before they purchase. They have no reason to treat us like children.
As a result they lost an easy 200 dollar sale. I am glad they can afford to not sell things!

This place is awesome if you are just browsing or in the market for a German made nutcracker. They also have less expensive nutcrackers for any person in the market. Christmas is the secondary theme for this store and it has many beautiful items from all over the world. The emphasis is on German items and all the beauty holiday items have to offer.

The Nutcraker Haus is really a place to stop by while in Leavenworth but I definitely wouldn’t stop by with children or anyone who is less coordinated, like myself. All the pieces they have are expensive so I was worried about tripping and damaging everything, but that’s just me.
They offer probably the widest selection in nutcrackers, excluding the museum. They are definitely more targeted towards collectors but they are a great place to check out for anyone. Also, they offer other items than just nutcrackers.
I wish they’d put their huge nutcracker outside to promote their store!

Nutcracker Central is awesome. Most of the nutcrackers cost a fortune but if you really want one, you might as well shell out the cash. It’s a store for collectors but it’s also a great place to walk through and see what’s out there. If you really want a German souvenir but are strapped for cash, buy an ornament. They’re festive and cool on your Christmas tree.