1. Marinemuseum

English Information

The Dutch Navy Museum is dedicated mainly to the history of the Royal Netherlands Navy, who gained their 'Royal' status after the Netherlands became a kingdom in 1815.

The history prior to 1815 is shown in brief. It is further illustrated by countless ship models, paintings, weapons and uniforms sporting epaulettes and decorations.

Museum ships

Find out what life was like aboard the ironclad ramship Schorpioen (1868), the minesweeper Abraham Crijnssen (1936) and the submarine Tonijn (1966).

Address

Marinemuseum
Hoofdgracht 3
1781 AA  Den Helder
The Netherlands

telephone: +31 (0)223 65 75 34
e-mail: info@marinemuseum.nl

Open

Monday-Friday: 10.00 - 17.00 hours; 
Saturday-Sunday and holidays: 12.00-17.00 hours.

Pay desk closes at 16.30 hours.

Closed

Mondays from November until April (except during official Dutch school holidays). The museum also closes on December 25th, 26th and January 1st.

Admission

Adults: € 6
OAP's: € 5
Children aged 5-15 years: € 3
Children under 5: free
Defence personnel, veterans (with pass): free
Groups of 20 adults and over: € 5 p.p.
Groups of 20 children and over: € 2 p.p.

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