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Visiting the Geniemuseum

Discover the history of the Regiment of Engineers (Regiment Genietroepen) in Vught. Explore how bridge-building, water management, peacekeeping missions and explosive ordnance disposal come together in a world of technology and dedication. The Geniemuseum shows how history is shaped by people who think, act and dare.

Whether you’re curious, interested in military engineering, or simply looking for something unique — you are warmly welcome. Take your time, ask questions, and let yourself be surprised.

Opening hours

The museum is open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 to 16:00.

Closing days

In exceptional circumstances — such as operational situations or private events — the museum may be temporarily closed. These closures will be announced in advance on our website.

One such closure is scheduled for Thursday, 16 October 2025.

The museum is also closed on national holidays that fall on an opening day:

  • Thursday, 25 December 2025 – Christmas Day

  • Thursday, 1 January 2026 – New Year’s Day

Admission fees

  • Adults aged 18 and over: € 6.00 (standard admission)

  • Children and youth aged 5 to 17: € 3.00

  • Children under 4: free

  • Holders of the Dutch Museum Card: free

Combination discount

Visitors who go to both the Geniemuseum and the “Bevrijdende Vleugels” museum in Best receive a discount at the second location (standard admission only):

  • Geniemuseum: 20% discount with proof of entry from “Bevrijdende Vleugels”

  • “Bevrijdende Vleugels”: € 4.00 discount with proof of entry from the Geniemuseum

Accessibility

By car or bicycle The museum is easily accessible by car and bicycle. About 16 parking spaces are available. Please note: there is no separate disabled parking.

By public transport From ’s-Hertogenbosch railway station, take regional bus line 207 to the “Kazerne” stop. Please check current timetables before travelling.

Check-in upon arrival

The museum is located on an active military site. Please report to the reception desk inside the museum building and purchase your ticket there. This allows us to welcome you properly and ensures your presence is registered. Without check-in, the gate guard may ask you to leave the premises.

Photography and filming

Photography and filming are permitted in the museum building, the PMC-NBr building and the Genie Garden.

  • Indoors: please do not use flash

  • Outdoors: flash is allowed In some areas, photography may be restricted. Please follow staff instructions.

Guided tours – one museum, two stories

The Geniemuseum consists of two distinct museum areas, each with its own story. Together they form a whole, but each offers a unique perspective on military engineering, cooperation and history. Guided tours are available by appointment.

Museum and Genie Garden

Explore the history of the Regiment of Engineers. Discover vehicles, objects and missions that show how engineers build, secure and support.

Max. 12 people | € 35.00 per group (plus admission) | English-speaking guides available on request

PMC-NBr building

This Cold War-era bunker was built in 1981 as the headquarters of the Provincial Military Command of North Brabant. Since 2021, it has been part of the Geniemuseum. Here we share the story of the signal troops who were once stationed here.

Max. 5 people | free of charge (plus admission) | Access only with a guide | Not wheelchair accessible | English-language explanations available

Accessibility for visitors with disabilities

We want you to feel welcome and comfortable during your visit. The following facilities are available:

  • Wheelchair-accessible museum building

  • Wheelchair and walker available

  • Accessible toilet with baby changing station

If you have specific needs or questions about accessibility, please contact us in advance. We are happy to help.

Library

Would you like to explore the history, technology and missions of the engineer troops in more depth? Our library is available by appointment and offers access to documentation and reference materials.

Museum shop

During your visit, you can browse our museum shop — offering distinctive items, small gifts and products related to the Regiment of Engineers.

Dog policy

Dogs are generally not allowed in the museum. We do make exceptions for:

  • Guide dogs for visitors with visual, auditory or mobility impairments

  • PTSD assistance dogs for veterans with a recognised post-traumatic stress disorder

Assistance dogs are welcome in the museum and museum café. Please notify reception so we can ensure a warm welcome.

Contact

Our address and phone number can be found on our website. If you have questions about travel, accessibility or group visits, we’ll be happy to assist.

We look forward to welcoming you

Discover the people, the missions and the expertise behind the Regiment of Engineers.