Types of visits
Families
Families have an special “Family Friendly” leisure offer during all the year: Sagardoetxea’s guided tours adapted for families, where the children know the pet Dasti. In autumn we offer the workshop “making apple juice in family” and special activities in the celebration of International Museum Day, European Heritage Days, Sagar Uzta eveny, etc. The aim os these activities is to share the culture of the cider in family.
Sagardoetxea has the especial publication “Playing with apples” for families with riddles, games, etc. around the museum’s contents and the families can get it after the tour.
There are different experiences for those families that want to enjoy the cider culture: “Cider and the sea“, “Museum and cider house“, Sagartrekking, Dasti’s goose game, etc.
Individuals
Individual visitors to Sagardoetxea can go on a self-guided tour of the apple orchard museum and the interpretation centre, although we always recommend the guided tour. You have a better experience of the contents of the museum, as well as the details and curiosities that await you in the world of cider.
Groups
Sagardoetxea adapts the experience to meet your needs. Schedules and guided tours are planned by group leaders with great flexibility. The characteristics of groups allow more didactic and dynamic activities. Special attention to retirement centres, companies, and professionals of the sector.
School groups
There is a special offer for schools. Guided tours are specifically adapted for different age groups of schoolchildren and there are practical activities depending on the time of year. Likewise, Sagardoetxea has edited specific didactic material for different school courses, from Primary to Secondary Education. If you wish to receive didactic material, send an e-mail to info@sagardoetxea.eus
Euskaltegis
Sagardoetxea has a program of tours specifically for Euskaltegis in which two objectives are pursued: knowledge of cider culture and related vocabulary. Sagardoetxea has a cider dictionary (Sagardoaren Hiztegia) that gathers 500 words and is available to groups from euskaltegis to work on the content learned on the tour in class.
Leisure
Leisure groups also have a special leisure offer: Udajolasen Sagardoetxea Tours and activities specifically adapted to deal with content related to cider culture in a fun way during the holiday period.
Buy tickets
Tickets to the museum include the tour of the apple orchard, the museum, and a cider tasting, as well as other apple products for adults and apple wort for children
BuyMuseum + Cider house
Take the tour of the museum with a cider house experience. Tour of the Museum + lunch or dinner with a typical menu
The perfect planDid you know...
The Romans, according to some for medicinal purposes and according to others for more mundane purposes, took VINUM EX MALIS or apple wine. With the use of vulgar Latin becoming widespread in the north of the Iberian Peninsula, “sicera” evolved SIZRA, and finally, consolidated in the current term cider (sidra).