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Admission fees

It is not possible to pay with cash. We only accept debit cards and credit cards.

2023

Individual visitors Per person*
Adults
 € 17.50
Children under 7 Free
Children 7-12 yrs € 8.00
Children 13-17 yrs € 8.00
Family ticket (2 adults+2 child 
7-17 yrs)
 € 43.00
Students** € 8.00
Carers of people who have a disability (max. 1 supervisor p.p.) Free
WW2 veterans Free
Groups from 10 pers
Adults
 € 14.00
School children & students € 7.00
Military personnel € 7.00
Children 7-17 yrs € 7.00
Groups from 100 pers
Adults € 12.00
School children & students € 6.00
Guided tours***
Guided tour 1,5 hrs € 50.00
Guided tour / school coach € 25.00
Guided tours from 100 pers***
Guided tour 1,5 hrs € 35.00
Guided tour / school coach € 20.00
Travel organisations
Click here for special fees
Battlefieldtour 1,5 hrs
€ 50.00
Guided tour Canadian War Cemetery € 20.00

* No reduction on reduction possible. 

**Discount or free entrance only on presentation of the relevant discount card. This card must be shown physically. Digital variants are not accepted.

*** Price per guide, a maximum of 20 visitors per guide. For schools, a maximum of 15 students per museum coach applies.

The main focus of this museum is how you lose your freedom, what it costs to keep your freedom and even how hard it is in our time to be free. There is a parking lot next to the museum.

Amarilis | Tripadvisor

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The main focus of this museum is how you lose your freedom, what it costs to keep your freedom and even how hard it is in our time to be free. There is a parking lot next to the museum.

The main focus of this museum is how you lose your freedom, what it costs to keep your freedom and even how hard it is in our time to be free. There is a parking lot next to the museum. You start after the film with the history of 4 people from the neighborhood followed by the history of WW2 in the Netherlands, all focused on the loss of freedom and regaining freedom. The temporary exhibition was about the black triangle that antisocial people had to wear during the German occupation.

Amarilis | Tripadvisor