Stichting Museum Engelandvaarders

Stichting Museum Engelandvaarders in Noordwijk aan Zee offers a compelling and poignant look into a crucial chapter of Dutch history during World War II. Discover the incredible stories of the 'Engelandvaarders' – those brave individuals who risked everything to flee occupied Netherlands for England, seeking freedom and continuing the fight against oppression. The museum brings their journeys to life, showcasing their ingenuity, resilience, and unwavering spirit.

Plan your visit from Wednesday to Sunday, between 10:30 AM and 4:30 PM. From November to March, the museum is open Tuesday to Friday during the same hours. Admission is €10.00 for adults, while children aged 7 to 12 pay €5.50, and those under 6 enter free. Holders of a Museumkaart, Veteranenpas, Vriendenloterij VIP-KAART, or Friends of Museum Engelandvaarders also enjoy free entry. Enhance your experience with an interactive tablet game for €2.00, suitable for up to six people.

Reaching the museum is straightforward. For public transport, travel via Leiden or Sassenheim and then take a bus to Noordwijk; plan your journey with 9292.nl. If driving, Noordwijk is accessible via the A44 and N206. Be aware that paid parking applies throughout most of Noordwijk aan Zee. During summer months (July 1 to August 30), consider using the free Beach Shuttle from P1 (Van Berckelweg 32) or P2 (Duinwetering 107) to avoid parking hassles closer to the museum and beach.