Jokoenea
Museum of games from around the world in Donostia, free to visit, where you can play the games in the collection.
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About the museum
Jokoenea is a museum of world games created by Patxi Angulo Martin in Donostia. According to the museum's website, it can be visited for free and the games in the collection can be played.
The collection is organised into categories: single-player games (flat and three-dimensional puzzles, knots, mazes and boxes), dice games, dominoes, card and board games (including families such as the mancala), social games, games of skill and games of chance, as well as components and accessories such as dice, tokens, card decks, boards and clocks.
Alongside the collection, the website presents information on the history and rules of the games, photographs and books. The museum organises exhibitions and has received school groups, and on the website you can propose a day and time to come and play.
Highlights
- Collection of games from around the world, sorted by category
- Free visit with the chance to play
- Puzzles, mazes, knots and games of ingenuity
- Dice, domino, card and board games, including the mancala family
- Website with the history, rules, photographs and books about games
- Founded
- 2018
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
The website states that the museum can be visited free of charge.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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