Step back in time with a visit to the Toeka Museum and Restaurant, where nostalgia awaits at every turn. Explore an array of antique collections, vintage furniture, classic motor vehicles, historic tractors, beloved household brand names, and a treasure trove of nostalgic items that are carefully placed around the venue. There is so much to see and experience, that it won’t get boring and the kids can explore an era long before their time.

As soon as you arrive at the venue, you’ll be greeted by old cars lined up in a row, vintage tractors and a huge red bus which is becoming the centre piece of the generous play area.

The Playground

The playground is a secure fenced area where the little ones can explore miniature houses, swings, slides, jungle gyms and much more. The eye catcher is the brand new jumping pillow! It guarantees major fun and is the only jumping pillow in the Boland. To use it, they charge a small cover cost of R25 per person, but it’s definitely worth it.

There is also an old English Red Bus on the site which can be climbed so that you get a good overview of the area. You can even take a seat at the top and enjoy the sun while the little ones are playing downstairs.

The Tractor & Vehicle Museum

When you move on, you will come across an entire hall full of tractors, vintage cars, model cars and relics from a very long time ago. If you are a fan of old fashioned cars and vintage items, you can easily spend your entire day at Toeka Domaine Brahms. The kids will be fascinated by all the things to look at and the entrance is completely FREE.

Toeka Stoor & Coffee Shop & Restaurant

The shop and coffee shop is another highlight of the venue as it is filled with many more old and beautiful things. You can expect old working machines, wedding dresses, and collections of irons, porcelain sewing machines, enamelware and much more. They probably also keep the largest collection of railway lamps that you can find in a special railway corner full of old station and steam engine stuff.

Besides the antiques, they also sell porcelain items, trinkets, sweet treats and quite a few local products. So you surely find something that you would like to take home as a sweet souvenir from this unique place.

There is also a little indoor play area for the children where they can ride a bike, play with toys or hop on a swing.

At the restaurant, they serve delicious breakfast and lunch options as well as a dedicated kiddies menu. You’ll find burgers, wraps, jaffles and more.

At the moment, the menu is only available in Afrikaans, but they will add an English version very soon to cater for their international/non-Afrikaans visitors.