Visitor info

Opening hours:

Regular opening hours: from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. MUSEUM TEMPORARILY CLOSED. OPEN AGAIN FROM TUESDAY 7 JANUARY 2025.
Important information:
- The "Cold War bunker" (PMC building) is closed as of October 15 until further notice by order of the military authority.
- Due to the military nature of the museum, it is completely or partially closed to the public during important meetings. We try to pass this on in a timely manner via this site.
Summer opening: the museum will also be open on Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm in July and August in 2025.

Closing dates (museum closed all day):

2024:
- Tuesday, November 12 to January 2, 2025 (renovation work).
2025:
- Thursday, March 20 (closed meeting).
- Wednesday, May 28 (closed meeting).
- Thursday May 29 (Ascension Day).
- Thursday, June 5 (closed meeting).
- Thursday, October 16 (closed meeting).
- Thursday December 25 (Christmas Day).

Entrance fees:

Guided tours:

A guide is available for tours of up to 12 people. The costs for a guide are €35.00.

Information boards:

Information boards have been placed next to the various objects in the garden of the Geniemuseum. The content of the information board in question can be read by English-speaking visitors using a QR code preceded by EN.

Accessibility:

Parking: there is a parking lot (approximately 16 parking spaces) at the entrance on Lunettenlaan. Unfortunately, this does not have a parking space for the disabled.
Wheelchair accessibility: the museum is accessible for wheelchair users. A wheelchair is available for visitors, as well as a walker.
Limited accessibility: the "Cold War bunker" (PMC building) is not suitable for visitors with walking difficulties and has no ramp or elevator for wheelchairs. ADDITION: this building is temporarily closed to all visitors.
Facilities: the museum has a toilet for the disabled with a room for changing babies and small children.

Dogs:

Dogs are welcome in the museum, but must be kept on a (short) leash. However, the Geniemuseum, specifically the outside area, is not a dog walking area!

Accessibility:

Own transport: the Geniemuseum is easily accessible, both by car and by bicycle. You can determine your own route from "home".
Public transport: from 's-Hertogenbosch train station a local bus (line 207) runs past the museum (stop "Kazerne"). You can download the timetable (version January 9, 2023) as a PDF here. We are not responsible for interim changes and other unforeseen circumstances.

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