Philips Museum
Philips Museum
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11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
About
The Philips Museum is located in the center of Eindhoven, where Gerard Philips produced his first light bulbs in 1891. Here you will be taken into the story of the company. You see how Philips is constantly reinventing itself and how it plays an important role in social change with innovative technology. First with electric light, later with radio, television and the arrival of the digital age. And right now Philips is at the forefront of major changes in healthcare. Always with the aim: to improve people's lives.
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- Richard vAlkmaar, The Netherlands208 contributionsNice and educational museumVisited this nice museum on a Sunday morning. Welcomed by a number of enthusiastic volunteers. Super fun tour through the history of Philips. Back to the future for us with innovations such as the audio cassette, color TV and compact disk. An absolute must during a visit to EindhovenWat fijn om te horen dat je een leuke zondagochtend heb gehad in ons Museum gevestigd in het centrum van Eindhoven. Onze vrijwilligers zullen je reactie zeer waarderen.Written March 6, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten February 18, 2024
- RowanvRooijenThe Hague, The Netherlands230 contributionsGreat museumIt is an excellent museum, and at the time of our visit there was a nice exhibition on posters that Phillips used for advertising. For the rest, it was a fairly cramped museum that was also very busy at the time of our visit. This did not help the experience. It's fine, because we have a museum annual pass, but I personally wouldn't buy a ticket so quickly.Dank je wel voor je beoordeling. De ruimte in ons museum is beperkt door de inhoud van het eerste fabriekje uit 1891 dat overigens een monument is. Dit kan dat op erg drukke dagen wel leiden tot uw ervaring dat de ruimte krap is. Jammer dat dit gebeurde op het moment dat u ons museum bezoekt. Ik kan u verzekeren dat gedurende de meeste momenten het museum een zodanig aantal bezoekers telt dat het niet als druk wordt ervaren. Toch jammer dat u de conclusie trekt dat er geen vervolg bezoek inzit.Written April 10, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited March 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten March 28, 2024
- Marc HEindhoven, The Netherlands1 contributionBeautifully organized exhibition and friendly staff.A very fun and educational way to experience the history of the origins of the light bulb in Eindhoven. A lot of attention has also been paid to the development of radio and TV. An extra appreciation for employee Mr. van de Spijker, who gave us an extensive explanation about the first work in the old factory. Thanks again Mr van de Spijker!Dank je wel voor de beoordelingen en het leuke commentaar. We zullen uw dank aan Fons (van de Spijker) overbrengen!Written June 6, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited May 2024Traveled with friendsWritten May 28, 2024
- Lorenzo B81 contributionsThe history of Phillips and the city of EindhovenVery modern and well-kept museum. Free audio guide in almost all languages, detailing the exciting history of the Philips family from the founding of the company to its development and deep connection with the city. Adequate price, recommended!Ciao, siamo molto felici che ti sia piaciuta la visita al nostro museo.Written July 23, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited June 2024Traveled soloWritten June 6, 2024
- EdZoetermeer, The Netherlands5 contributionsSurprisingly impressiveWell-equipped museum about the origins of the Philips group. Provides useful information about how social Philips was for its employees. It is also fun and a true voyage of discovery for younger people (children > 6 years). Personally, I found the AI department particularly interesting and fun to read, see and do a little more about.Bedankt voor je recensie en positieve feedback. We zijn blij om van je te horen dat je en je kinderen genoten hebben van uw bezoek aan ons museum. Wij doen inderdaad ons best om het bezoek voor kinderen zo leuk en leerzaam mogelijk te maken. Ook fijn om te lezen dat je onze AI tentoonstelling brAInPower hebt gewaardeerd.Written July 23, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited June 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten June 12, 2024
- Ingrid DNieuw-Bergen, The Netherlands70 contributionsSurprisingly fun!Together with cousins on a 'city trip' in my cousin's own city. Oddly enough, none of us were ever in the Philips museum, while we are often together in Eindhoven and there were various Philips employees and friends in the semiconductor industry in the in-laws. It was a surprisingly fun afternoon and it is highly recommended. Later ate at ripe S and that was a nice addition to what is on display in the museum. Nice to see what can happen to a dream and a good insight.Leuk om te horen dat jullie van het bezoek aan ons museum hebt genoten en dat jullie een leuke middag hebben gehad.Written August 7, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited August 2024Traveled with friendsWritten August 4, 2024
- Hilde B1 contributionPhilips versatile lightingAlthough I had often passed the museum, I had not yet been inside. It is a beautiful museum: clear walking routes, many aspects of Philips highlighted and a beautiful workshop. I was fascinated by Philips’ social commitment; I didn’t know about that yet. I'm curious what children think of the exhibitions. I didn't notice what was special to them now. We will definitely be back!Hallo Hilde, Dank je wel voor je reactie. Fijn dat je je bezoek leuk vond. Voor de jongere kinderen hebben we de zogenaamde lichtjes speurtocht en voor de oudere kinderen een iPAD spel: de Eureka tour. Misschien iets voor het volgende bezoek!Written October 11, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited September 2024Traveled with friendsWritten September 28, 2024
- Theo GVeghel, The Netherlands141 contributionsPhilips Museum Eindhoven CentrumVery nice interactive museum for me and my son. He was able to use a special light to search for signs so that he really walked through the museum captivated. Nice oldscool printer TVs and razors. My son could also play with LEGO in different angles and colors.Dank je we voor het beoordelen van ons museum. Fijn om te zien dat je hey een leuk bezoek vond.We doen ons best om ons museum attractief te maken voor jonge kinderen met o.a. de lampjes speurtocht. Fijn om te lezen dat dat gelukt is. Tip voor over een aantal jaren: voor oudere kinderen hebben we de Eureka iPad tour!Written October 29, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2024Traveled with familyWritten October 20, 2024
- Rob v1 contributionBeautiful explanation AIGreat museum, wonderful explanation the growth of Eindhoven. Philips was also one of the first to take care of their staff. Very good facilities Explanation AI also very good, certainly the positive of it. It's nothing new just a new name!!! Sincerely, Rob van KolDank je wel, Rob, voor je review en commentaar. Het doet ons goed als Museum om te horen dat het verhaal dat we vertellen over de geschiedenis van Philips door jou als heel boeiend is ervaren. Ook fijn om te lezen dat je onze brAInpower expositie over kunstmatige intelligentie informatief was.Written January 23, 2025This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2025Traveled with familyWritten January 18, 2025
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Alice C
Huddersfield, England, United Kingdom80 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
Really interesting museum, charting the history of 2 household names. I’d never realised the connection between Philips and PSV Eindhoven!!
Very friendly, helpful staff, who speak fluent English as well as Dutch. All labels and info, and the museum website, are in English and Dutch. There is a treasure hunt for small children, “Eureka!” Quiz trail for olde kids and audio guide in several languages. Well laid out and full of surprises,
I’d absolutely recommend this museum to anyone with a couple of hours to spare in Eindhoven. It’s just a few minutes walk from the main train station. We took the Park and Ride bus from Meerhoven.
Very friendly, helpful staff, who speak fluent English as well as Dutch. All labels and info, and the museum website, are in English and Dutch. There is a treasure hunt for small children, “Eureka!” Quiz trail for olde kids and audio guide in several languages. Well laid out and full of surprises,
I’d absolutely recommend this museum to anyone with a couple of hours to spare in Eindhoven. It’s just a few minutes walk from the main train station. We took the Park and Ride bus from Meerhoven.
Written August 30, 2023
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Hello Alice,
First of all, thank you for you 5-star rating and extensive comments and tips. We indeed try to show the contribution of Philips to both technological as well as societal progress. We also do our best to make a visit for children an enjoyable one.
Written September 26, 2023
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washandje_94
Rotterdam, The Netherlands172 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
What passionate volunteers/employees this museum has. That was really noticeable. There is a lot of love, pride and passion behind it. The design of the museum and the collection was not really our thing. We found it very language-oriented and the audio tour was interesting, but too long for us (concentration problems partly due to ADHD). It didn't affect us. The way in which the information is shared is not pleasant for us and does not encourage us to find out more. As a result, we skipped parts that could certainly have been interesting. We were gone within an hour. We thought that was a shame. We expected more. For example, I would have liked to see the lamps from the past in operation, next to each other, to create a kind of visual timeline for myself. Or, if necessary, some kind of replica of it, I'm just saying. I would also have liked to see more interaction, a piece about vision of the future, a piece on climate,... you name it. I do have some ideas that could spice things up a bit for a broader audience, so to speak. Now the collection was very selective and I'm sure Philips is much more than that.
We thought the interesting part was the part with the potato eaters and the "body scan measurements" (I don't know what else to call it), we would have liked to see more of that.
If you are a real fan of nostalgia and are patient enough for a language museum, it is highly recommended.
We thought the interesting part was the part with the potato eaters and the "body scan measurements" (I don't know what else to call it), we would have liked to see more of that.
If you are a real fan of nostalgia and are patient enough for a language museum, it is highly recommended.

Written October 14, 2023
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Hartelijk dank voor uw beoordeling en uitgebreid commentaar.
Onze vrijwilligers zijn inderdaad bevlogen en het doet ons goed om te zien dat u dat ook zo heeft ervaren.
Jammer dat u niet ten volle hebt kunnen genieten van wat we als Museum te bieden hebben. Omdat we beschikken over beperkte ruimte in ons museum hebben we scherpe keuzes gemaakt over wat we als objecten tonen en hoe we het verhaal van Philips, met zijn vele aspecten presenteren. Het is altijd jammer om te vernemen wanneer dat bij bezoekers (deels) niet in de smaak valt.
Dank u wel voor het meedenken en voor de suggesties.
Written October 27, 2023
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Sandeep D
Haarlem, The Netherlands120 contributions
Jul 2021
I have a great admiration about Philips as one of those organizations whose groundbreaking contributions are unanimously acknowledged & part of the history. By visiting Philips Museum, I was completely convinced of this statement. I felt mesmerized witnessing that astounding amount of contributions of Philips in numerous domains of electrical communication medical science & technology for well over a century & which is continue counting....the advancement & amount of research Philips is putting in the area of Medical science is truly inspirational and it is showcased quite beautifully. We took a guided tour & our immersive experience of touring through the museum was greatly enhanced thanks to the vivid narration of our guide Ms Beppie. We are thankful to her for allowing us to experience Philips & its richest legacy in science & technology in such a lively & interesting manner. She shared so many interesting facts & figures about Philips and its initial days. If you are a history or science & technology geek, I would highly recommend to take a guided tour. It was true experience of seeing some of those primitive artefacts like the first filament bulb, the Rontgen Tube, The First Television... it is a super rich collection so nicely preserved & showcased for the visitors. It is like an experience of walking thru the lanes in history of technology & innovation. It is a true & overwhelming lifetime experience witnessing the glorious past & exciting future & how Philips have become an integral part of it. The museum is renovated factory building of Philips where the first electric filament bulb was manufactured. It is scintillating experience seeing the chimney and the factory room still preserved with original or simulated artefacts. The amount of care attention is put in to preserve each of the artifacts will make me feel speechless. The visit is accentuated with the small souvenir shop & you will hardly be able to resist yourself to take a piece or two with you as a memorabilia for your long term collections! For kids the treasure hunt is super exciting & my son enjoyed it a lot! A bonus was the temporary exposition on PSV & its glory & sporting history. If you are at Enidhover for at least a day or two, it is a must in your TO DO List!
Written July 21, 2021
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Thank you Sandeep for your extensive and nice review! We will make sure to pass on your compliments to Ms Beppie!
At the museum we aim for a good overview of our rich past & the exciting new future- good to hear you liked this combination at our museum.
Happy to hear that your son had a great time treasure hunting, and hopefully he has a nice (souvenir) memory of your families visit.
When back in Eindhoven, we hope to see you again !
Written July 23, 2021
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tim_foster5mpu
Northampton, England73 contributions
Sep 2023
Philips is one of those ubiquitous brands that everyone knows. The history of the company and the products is also absolutely fascinating. The tour starts with a short actor-led demonstration. Unfortunately for us, there was a very large Dutch party present so the demo was, understandably, in Dutch. I would have liked to watch again in English but time didn't permit. Wondering round the museum gives a fascinating insight into the impact that Philips has had over the years. There are electronic devices that everyone will recognise from their youth, and reading the history as you go, it'll become clear that Apple were not the first tech company to develop on a usability first approach.
The company's links with the football club PSV, was something that hadn't registered for me until this trip, but it makes absolute sense now.
The museum is staffed, mainly, by older people. Philips historically have always employed people long past the general retirement age, even when they started, which at the time was very unusual, and it seems they have continued that tradition today. Philips is a conscientious employer and the museum is a fabulous walk through time from the beginnings of the company right through to the modern innovations they are currently working on.
Lastly, the cafe at the end is also exceptional. Very good prices and decent traditional food (Dutch hotdogs are something to experience).
The company's links with the football club PSV, was something that hadn't registered for me until this trip, but it makes absolute sense now.
The museum is staffed, mainly, by older people. Philips historically have always employed people long past the general retirement age, even when they started, which at the time was very unusual, and it seems they have continued that tradition today. Philips is a conscientious employer and the museum is a fabulous walk through time from the beginnings of the company right through to the modern innovations they are currently working on.
Lastly, the cafe at the end is also exceptional. Very good prices and decent traditional food (Dutch hotdogs are something to experience).
Written September 8, 2023
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Hello Tim, thank you so much for your extensive review and 5-star rating. We are glad to read that you really enjoyed the different facets of our museum a lot.
By the way, many of the older people staffing the museum are retired Philips employees who are proud to do this "work" voluntarily because they appreciate Philips as their former employer.
Thank again for the time you took to write this review.
Written September 12, 2023
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JamesFFC
Maidenhead, UK604 contributions
Jul 2020
Didn't go expecting a huge amount, but I was pleasantly surprised by how much I learned and how interactive and wide-ranging the exhibits were. The museum is really well done.
The cost for an adult ticket is 9euros and it took me just under 2 hours to go through the museum - I went slowly, however. The real standouts for me were hearing about Jan Zwartendijk and the thousands he saved during WW2 by giving out Curacao visas. There are some excellent stories of survivors and the quite epic journeys they took from Lithuania.
I also really enjoyed the section on PSV Eindhoven and the history of this great football club. It was really interesting to see how this company has shaped so much of this city, and especially so the football club.
The staff were really friendly and there is a good audio tour for the last bit. The virtual reality headsets give an interesting look into the future of urban cities and how Philips envisions us living in the future - the virtual reality headsets are super cool and would be suitable for both young and old.
I can't recommend this museum enough. If in Eindhoven, make sure you take the time to visit!
The cost for an adult ticket is 9euros and it took me just under 2 hours to go through the museum - I went slowly, however. The real standouts for me were hearing about Jan Zwartendijk and the thousands he saved during WW2 by giving out Curacao visas. There are some excellent stories of survivors and the quite epic journeys they took from Lithuania.
I also really enjoyed the section on PSV Eindhoven and the history of this great football club. It was really interesting to see how this company has shaped so much of this city, and especially so the football club.
The staff were really friendly and there is a good audio tour for the last bit. The virtual reality headsets give an interesting look into the future of urban cities and how Philips envisions us living in the future - the virtual reality headsets are super cool and would be suitable for both young and old.
I can't recommend this museum enough. If in Eindhoven, make sure you take the time to visit!
Written July 13, 2020
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Thank you very much for your kind review. We look forward to seeing you again when you're back in Eindhoven.
Written July 17, 2020
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Luke Hoare Greene
Dublin, Ireland113 contributions
Dec 2019
A really cool place and interesting for almost anyone, even non-tech geeks. The staff were friendly and there are lockers for your bag and an area for your coat which was a helpful touch.
The museum is decent in length and covers a lot of stuff, from lighting to medical devices, and future technology too. I had no idea Phillips was involved with so many different things.
I wish there was more video or audio content, but it was more than worth the price of admission and easy to recommend.
The museum is decent in length and covers a lot of stuff, from lighting to medical devices, and future technology too. I had no idea Phillips was involved with so many different things.
I wish there was more video or audio content, but it was more than worth the price of admission and easy to recommend.
Written January 7, 2020
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Thank you very much for your comprehensive review. We look forward to seeing you again.
Written January 8, 2020
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gerrit48
Wijchen, The Netherlands374 contributions
Feb 2024 • Couples
As a consumer of electronic consumer goods, it is fun to visit this museum. The history of the company is fascinating. Philips has left a tremendous mark on innovation in electronics worldwide. Seeing all these innovations in our well-known products is very worthwhile.

Written February 2, 2024
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Dank je wel voor je beoordeling en opmerking. We zijn blij om te horen dat je van je bezoek hebt genoten.
Written February 14, 2024
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CockneyBrum
Worcestershire, UK3,013 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
This was one of the best museums we've ever visited. Everything is beautifully presented in a modern and stylish way.
I had no idea how much the Philips company had touched our lives. Whether it was seeing the first images of our children produced by a Philips scanner at the hospital, or listening to my first music on one of their cassette recorders or CD players.
We particularly liked the way that the information was presented. We never felt overloaded with facts. It was perfect!
The sign of a good museum (for me anyway) is whether you can come away having learnt something new. There was SO much to learn here. Of particular note is the interactive exhibits near the end and how Philips helped a fledgling music industry on their way.
We also ended up spending a small fortune in the very well stocked Gift Shop. They have some utterly fantastic items for sale! I love my "test card" bag and light bulb vase.
Staff were very friendly. Parking nearby at the Q-Park Heuvel was expensive, but at least our car was safe and it was a short walk to the museum.
This is a fantastic museum and comes highly recommended.
I had no idea how much the Philips company had touched our lives. Whether it was seeing the first images of our children produced by a Philips scanner at the hospital, or listening to my first music on one of their cassette recorders or CD players.
We particularly liked the way that the information was presented. We never felt overloaded with facts. It was perfect!
The sign of a good museum (for me anyway) is whether you can come away having learnt something new. There was SO much to learn here. Of particular note is the interactive exhibits near the end and how Philips helped a fledgling music industry on their way.
We also ended up spending a small fortune in the very well stocked Gift Shop. They have some utterly fantastic items for sale! I love my "test card" bag and light bulb vase.
Staff were very friendly. Parking nearby at the Q-Park Heuvel was expensive, but at least our car was safe and it was a short walk to the museum.
This is a fantastic museum and comes highly recommended.
Written September 10, 2023
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Hello, thank you for your rating and your very, very kind extensive comments. They make us blush and a little proud too.
Written September 12, 2023
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Arbox
Amsterdam, The Netherlands159 contributions
Dec 2021
We recently visited the Philips Museum.
All in all it was interesting to learn about the history of Philips. Some interesting details (will not spoiler) were shared that are most likely unknown to the general public (although quite significant in nature).
We did leave with the feeling it was "just a nice activity to do but nothing mindblowing". The reason is that the museum for 95% involves reading. Reading texts about the history. But come on guys - Philips has been a major technology world player. Surely it must be possible to make the museum more interesting. For instance offer the possibility to interact with Philips domestic appliances throughout the years, see the technicalities of a MRI scanner, observe the different lighting solutions developed over the years, and so on and so on.
All in all it was interesting to learn about the history of Philips. Some interesting details (will not spoiler) were shared that are most likely unknown to the general public (although quite significant in nature).
We did leave with the feeling it was "just a nice activity to do but nothing mindblowing". The reason is that the museum for 95% involves reading. Reading texts about the history. But come on guys - Philips has been a major technology world player. Surely it must be possible to make the museum more interesting. For instance offer the possibility to interact with Philips domestic appliances throughout the years, see the technicalities of a MRI scanner, observe the different lighting solutions developed over the years, and so on and so on.
Written December 22, 2021
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Hello Arbox,
Thank you for your review and comments.
It is good to hear that your visit was an interesting one. We are constantly looking for improvements of the visititor - experience. So, thank you very much for your suggestions. They are appreciated and noted!
Written January 10, 2022
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Mr D
The Netherlands856 contributions
Apr 2023
We attended the Eye Catcher exhibition, this were many old advertising posters, this was really nice. Beside that many of the older Philips appliances on display, starting with a section of the light bulb factory. Convenient parking near the museum, the museum has a small canteen / coffee place where they serve a good cup to your liking. While we were onsite we enjoyed a presentation about the development of the X-ray technology really nicely presented by an elderly gentleman who presented with a lot of passion. Great !
Written May 6, 2023
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Hello, Thank you very much for your review and comments. We are glad you enjoyed our special Eyecatchers exhibition, our coffee and one of our lectures. We will forward your nice words to Norbert!
Written May 6, 2023
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I have a 1980's Philips Cooktronic M710 Microwave oven (Model AVM710/PH) still in good working order. This has now been brought out of store to replace an equally elderly Sharp Carousel 11 oven. I'm a little perplexed as to what on one of the dials the numbers 1 to 10 represent as they relate to cooking time functionality. With this concern in mind I should greatly appreciate the possibility of obtaining from You a copy of an original Operators Manual. It would also be helpful to have an idea of this equipment's Wattage and as to whether there is still any remote possibility of being able to obtain a correct oven lamp bulb as this has blown. The detail of this reads as follows: 230-240V-20W-Philips-7648M21?, - then a box with a diagonal line through it followed by J4.
Written November 14, 2018
Hello Benjamin, You can contact the museum for such a questions, may be they can help you with your manual. Because they have a big hall where the old device are stored. For preparing for the museum or elsewhere. I do not know the adres of that hall. So my advise is call or mail the museum.
But you can also send your mail to the headquarters from PHILIPS.
Written November 15, 2018
Er is een parkeergarage, de uitgang is nagenoeg voort de deur. Weet het niet zeker maar het zou me verbazen als daar geen invalideparkeerplaatsen zijn. P Q-park Centrum de Admirant
Written May 20, 2018
Can you use your museum card to enter this museum??
Written September 14, 2017
Yep They accept the dutch Museum Kaart
Dont try to buy it with them, should be arranged before going to a museum
Written October 13, 2017
From their website:
Entry prices
Children up to 6 years: free of charge
Children 6-18 years € 4,50
Adults: € 9,00
Familiy ticket € 28,00 (2 adults, 2 children, 1x Mission Eureka)
Tours: € 50.00 excl. entry ticket (max. group size: 12 persons)
Museum Card free admission
Per 1 January 2017
Children up to 6 years: free of charg
Children up to 6 years: free of charg
Entry price reductions
Philips employees: free of charge in 2017 (with Philips badge)
Members of the Philips Verenigingen van Gepensioneerden € 4.50 (with a proof of membership)
Written September 14, 2017
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