Public Holidays

Easter Sunday and Monday: open 
Kingsday: closed
Ascension Day (May 30th): open 
Whit Sunday and Monday: open
Christmas Eve: open until 4 pm
Christmas: closed
Boxing Day: open until 4 pm
New Years Eve: open until 4 pm
New Years Day: closed

Between exhibitions the museum might be (partially) closed. Advanced notice will be posted on this website. 

Admission Fees*

To support sustainability and ensure safety, museum Beelden aan Zee is a cashless venue. We kindly ask that payments be made by PIN ONLY. Thank you for your understanding!

Free entrance for Friends of Museum Beelden aan Zee (from €50.00 per person).

Route

Continue reading below about accessibility during the NATO summit.

Public transport
Please refer to the 9292 website for current travel directions using the tram or the bus.
Or use your Google for real-time information. 

By car
Coming from Nieuwe Parklaan, Badhuisweg or Zwolsestraat: follow Gevers Deynootweg from the Kurhaus in a southerly direction. After 300 meters Harteveltstraat is on your right. As parking near the museum is very limited and possible for a maximum of 60 minutes, we kindly advise you to park in one of the parking garages in the vicinity of the museum, for instance Parkeerplaats - APCOA Parking.

With Park + Beach you can park in the CS New Babylon or Malieveld car parks. From there you can continue your way towards Scheveningen with public transport or shared bicycle. Parking is €5.00 for a whole day, including 1 tram card or 1 shared bicycle. Each fellow traveler costs €1.00 extra. NB! The parking space must be reserved in advance.

Address
Museum Beelden aan Zee
Harteveltstraat 1
2586 EL  Den Haag
The Netherlands
Tel: 0031-(0)70-358 58 57
info@beeldenaanzee.nl

Accessibility during the NATO summit
On June 24 and 25, 2025, The Hague will host the NATO Summit. This summit will take place at the World Forum in The Hague. Therefore, in May and June road users in the Randstad may experience inconvenience. Will you be visiting museum Beelden aan Zee during this period? The municipality advises travelers to travel via the outskirts of the city from Sunday, June 22 to Thursday, June 26 instead of through the city, not to travel during rush hours and to use bicycles or public transportation if possible.

• From Wassenaar, take the route via the N44 (Rijksstraatweg), N440 (Landscheidingsweg), Van Alkemadelaan, Zwolsestraat, Gevers Deynootweg, Jurriaan Kokstraat, Prins Willemstraat, Duinstraat, Westduinweg.
• From Amsterdam, Utrecht and Rotterdam, take the route via highway A12 towards Den Haag, exit 1 towards S101 (Zuid Hollandlaan), S100 (Koningskade), S102 (Raamweg, Pelsmanweg), S200 (Hubertusviaduct, Professor B.M. Teldersweg).

We advise you to follow Rijkswaterstaat's advice as best you can and leave home well prepared.  Plan your trip in advance via the website www.vananaarbeter.nl.

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