Great I loved it

Small museum where the technique for making cement is shown and a brief evolution of the cement plant and its people, which the Rezola family created in this Añorga neighborhood on the outskirts of Donostia, almost 170 years ago. The building that houses the museum was previously a school for the children of workers. Precisely, school and university groups often attend to visit the museum and the cement plant itself. Sometimes very interesting temporary exhibitions are held in this museum; Its rooms are also used to hold conferences, presentations and other cultural events, etc.

Obviously it is not a place that attracts attention to go and without having entered I imagine that you can see part of the history of the factory and the production of cement but outside right next door you can take advantage and have a drink quietly on the terraces or eat good rations in its two bars and restaurants while the little ones or adults play soccer or fronton. As long as there are no official football or baseball matches. Good service and friendliness in both locations.

They have explained to us how the neighborhood was founded around the Esperanza factory and how it grew to what it is today. Very interesting explanations and a small but well condensed museum. Schools also come to learn

(Translated by Google) Very good attention from the museum workers, specifically the practice girl is very nice (Original) Muy buena atención por parte de las trabajadoras del museo, concretamente la chica de prácticas es muy agradable

It is a shame that it is closed on Saturday, August 20, just the day that information about the exhibition that ends on the 27th appears in the newspaper. Today, according to its website, the museum is open. But the doors are closed, A SHAME AND A 7 KM JOURNEY WAS IN VAIN.

(Translated by Google) Cement museum. (Original) Museo del cemento.

(Translated by Google) Curious museum about the use and manufacture of cement. The workshops for children from 5-6 years are very fun. (Original) Curioso museo sobre el uso y fabricación de cemento. Los talleres para niños desde los 5-6 años son muy divertidos.

Excellent redevelopment of an educational medium and teaching staff with a complete willingness to teach

This wonderful tree is 71 years old and is at the entrance.

We went with the students and it was very interesting. We learned not only information about the factory but also the history of the neighborhood.

Small museum, no less interesting for them. The managers are very involved, they are very friendly. The museum lends its facilities to various cultural groups in the area for rehearsals, etc. Two bike paths available to reach it. Very visitable rural area in the vicinity, beautiful walks. Right next door, two bars where you can eat (exquisite hamburgers, highly recommended menu of the day)

A very interesting museum to learn about the origin of the company and the origins of the Gipuzkoa industrial industry.

(Translated by Google) Museum of the history of the cement plant. More suitable for school children. (Original) Музей истории цементного завода. Больше подходит для школьников.

(Translated by Google) It is a place that should not be missed (Original) Es un lugar que no hay que dejar de visitar

(Translated by Google) Not bad (Original) Pas mal

(Translated by Google) You have to visit it, it's worth it (Original) Hay que visitarlo merece la pena

(Translated by Google) Former building of the school of the children of the workers of the Rezola cement factory, now converted into a modern museum that houses three rooms: an auditorium for holding conferences and meetings; a permanent exhibition that explains the world of cement, and finally, the temporary exhibition area located under a glass dome in the center of the building. (Original) Antiguo edificio de la escuela de los hijos de los trabajadores de la cementera Rezola convertido ahora en un moderno museo que alberga tres salas: un auditorio para la celebración de congresos y reuniones; una exposición permanente que explica el mundo del cemento, y por último, el área de exposiciones temporales ubicada bajo una cúpula de cristal en el centro del edificio.

(Translated by Google) Small museum but 100% recommended by. Close treatment open to questions and all kinds of visitors. (Original) Museo pequeño pero 100% recomendado por. Trato cercano abiertos a preguntas y a todo tipo de visitantes.

(Translated by Google) Interesting and curious about how he explains it (Original) Interesante y curioso por cómo lo explica

MUSEUM IN GUIPÚZCOA, SAN SEBASTIÁN, BASQUE COUNTRY, SPAIN At first it may seem that a cement museum is a boring visit, but once you know the ins and outs of the material, and the improvements it brought to this tiny town, you leave satisfied with having visited it. Rezola cement museum website You can reach this town through a "bidegorri", a path for bicycles and pedestrians, which is between Zarautz Avenue and the train track; It is a fully accessible 25-minute walk. It leaves from behind the gas station (direction Donosti) which is on Zarautz Avenue in the Benta-berri neighborhood of San Sebastián, reaching the final part of the town of Añorga-txiki. And from there we go up that street, cross the large roundabout, and there on the left is the museum (next to a church) and in front of the factory still in operation. In addition to the accessible path, it can be reached via the GI-21 road, with the bus (T2, T3, T5, G2) and the Euskotren train. On the opposite side of the museum we have the bus direction Donostia-San Sebastián. The Rezola cement museum houses new areas with technology: in the photos we can see touch screens that show the explanationThe museum unfortunately has non-accessible bathrooms. In the center of the venue there is usually a temporary exhibition, this time it was about the access to the city, as the photo shows us (For the blind): on a light pink panel, different questions about the city are shown, and depending on The answer yes or no, has a square with colorful building pieces -Lego-, in which the row with the most pieces wins, and this is how it is determined if it is yes or no...).  The evaluation of the temporary exhibition is very original and colorful. At the back of the museum, in Pedro José bidea, we have another accessible path that takes us to the town of Rekalde ENTRANCE IS FREE AND ACCESSIBLE. SCHEDULES ONLY IN THE MORNING. Taken from the blog: turismocapacitada.wordpress.com where you have more excursions in the area.

(Translated by Google) Excellent attention and curious explanations about the manufacture of cement, the different types, etc. (Original) Atención excelente y curiosas explicaciones sobre la fabricación del cemento los diferentes tipos etcétera

(Translated by Google) He speaks Basque (Original) Euskaraz mintzatzen da

(Translated by Google) Very interesting Very deep explanations. It's worth it. (Original) Oso interesgarria. Oso azalpen sakonak. Merezi du.

(Translated by Google) A nice intimate bar and good quality. (Original) Un bar frumos intim si de buna calitate.

(Translated by Google) It is a small museum, but very curious to see. (Original) Es un Museo pequeño, pero muy curioso de ver.

(Translated by Google) Nice museum that needs renovation due to lack of maintenance. A pity! (Original) Bonito museo que necesita de una reforma por du falta de mantenimiento. Una pena!