Higher education
The Freedom Museum is a historical educational museum that shows the Story of War and Freedom without Borders. The museum tells the history of the Second World War in a regional, national and international context, places this history in the 20th century, and links it to current events.
In various educational programmes for the museum offers an interactive deep dive into the central theme of Freedom. These programmes for higher education are broad in scope and are tailored to the level and field of study of the group. Do you want to combine your own educational programme with one of the museum's existing educational programmes? For the possibilities, contact the Freedom museum via welkom@vrijheidsmuseum.nl.
The Freedom Museum also offers the programmes mentioned below for teacher training. In that case, the museum coach who guides the group will place extra emphasis on the educational basis of the educational programmes. During your application you can indicate in the form under "comments about the group" that it is a teacher training course.
Please note! Our prices will change in 2025. Keep an eye on the website for updates.
Work visit
Are you interested in a visit to the Freedom Museum, but you want to test it first? This is possible. Call 0031 (0)24-3974404 or send an email to welkom@vrijheidsmuseum.nl. You will then receive two free tickets for the museum. You are more than welcome!
Lunch possibilities for school groups:
Lunch to-go - € 5,95 p.p.
For school groups we offer our Nibble lunch box. This lunch is packed in a handy bag and given out on the spot. The Nibble lunch box consists of:
- 2 soft rolls with ham and cheese*
- 1x fruit
- 1 small bottle of water
* There is a completely vegan option. The vegan lunch exists of vegan rolls with vegan cheese and vegan pâté.
Tours
You can book a 1.5-hour tour of the highlights of the Freedom Museum led by an expert guide.
€ 25.00 (per guide)
What do you choose?
The programme "What do you choose?" (2 hrs.) guides groups past the essential parts of the museum where it's all about making choices. Pupils are introduced to (fictional) historical people and situations and learn from the dilemmas back then and now. Pupils are then encouraged to put themselves in...
