From looking to tasting
According to the museum, the visit starts with a golden ticket with chocolate. The display follows cocoa from plantation to finished product. If you want a more extensive tasting, there is a separate tasting option. Decide in advance which visit you want; the tasting offer is not the same with every ticket.
Find your own words
When tasting, take a small piece and try to find three words for your experience. Does your description change if you wait a moment? Only then compare your words with those of your companion. This is a viewing tip from our editors, not a competition to guess the right flavour.
Children can go looking too
The museum mentions a rebus, bingo and a treasure hunt as activities for children. Let a child choose which detail you look at more closely together. The best follow-up question does not have to be complicated: why do you think this is here?
Before you go
The website gives different visit durations. Ask how much time you need for the tour you choose. Discuss allergens and accessibility directly with the museum in advance.
Sources
This first edition has been compiled from collected museum information. Not all of the information has yet been confirmed by the museum. Viewing tips are by the editorial team. The sources used are listed below.
- Sjakie’s — homepage
Eigen aanbod. Tegenstrijdige duur zichtbaar gehouden.
- Sjakie’s — museumbezoek
Own offer; duration not published as a fixed figure.
- Sjakie’s — openingstijden
Eigen praktische informatie.
- Sjakie’s — veelgestelde vragen
Visitors referred to the museum; no medical advice.