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De Grenswachter: from flour to baked goods

Kempisch Bakkerijmuseum De Grenswachter in Luyksgestel offers a combination of bakery heritage, a wood-fired oven and activities around making bread and pastries. Guided tours and workshops have their own start times.

Plan your visit ↗

Following a process

See which steps the explanation distinguishes between raw material and end product. The mill and bakery setting offer different points of reference, but access to each part must be available separately.

Looking at the oven

The wood-fired oven is a highlighted feature. Ask what workings or demonstration will be explained during your visit; regular opening does not guarantee that baking is taking place at any given moment.

Baking yourself

Workshops cover specific products, such as sausage bread (worstenbrood) or crumble flan (kruimelvlaai). They require a separate booking and more time than just a walk round the museum.

Before you go

Check the available start times on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Use the Luyksgestel website with the correct museum name and ask about the accessibility of the museum and mill.

Sources

This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.

  1. Kempisch Bakkerijmuseum De Grenswachter — source 1
  2. Kempisch Bakkerijmuseum De Grenswachter — source 2
  3. Kempisch Bakkerijmuseum De Grenswachter — source 3

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