Bunker Museum IJmuiden, IJmuiden: Photos, Reviews & Location

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Badweg 38, 1976 BZ IJmuiden, Netherlands

bunkermuseum.nl

+31 6 14159015

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What is the rating of Bunker Museum IJmuiden?: Bunker Museum IJmuiden is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 379 reviews.
Where is Bunker Museum IJmuiden located?: Badweg 38, 1976 BZ IJmuiden, Netherlands
How can I contact Bunker Museum IJmuiden?: Phone: +31 6 14159015 · Website: bunkermuseum.nl

Reviews (8)

Christopher Harrington 2023 Dec 10

Very interesting and little know about part of second world war history. Not a lot of English!, but very friendly and informative staff. Who mostly spoke good English.

Sinned WD 2023 Sep 16

Nice place to visit. To See the Quality of German Work IS amazing

Etienne Boeracker 2023 Aug 06

I’ve been the museum sinds 2006.
It focus on WW2 activity around the town IJmuiden.
As there is harbor schnellboats used it as base. Later Seehund diveboats also used it as their base.
Multiple bunker are used as a exhibition and the Seehund is top of the bill.
You can walk around freely but the exposition has a fee. Check the site Bunkermuseum dot nl for details

michael bussoli 2023 Feb 07

While we did not attend the bunker museum when it was open, we still were able to visit the actual bunkers. Very impressive. We could not help envision what it would have been like to be living in these bunkers for weeks or even months at a time during world war 2. The walls and ceilings are 4-6 feet thick, made with a mixture of concrete and steel.

Awkward Turtle 2021 Mar 15

Next to the museum there is bunker route, which is free for everyone to walk. And there are like 5 bunkers where yiu actually get to go inside which is fantastic! You get to explore them by yourself. Most of them are still in good condition and are easy to walk around in! (Make sure to look around for an easy way to access some of them ;) ) when you take the route you will also see lovely views of the beach and the pretty landscape. A lot of fun for free!!

Jamie 2019 Aug 30

A nice place to stroll about, you can go into some ( If you are careful) beware some people have broken bottles about these bunkers, which is a shame, also suffers from graffiti , to the left a little way off is the German e boat bunker, which is used by a chemical company (I think) which looks complete and would be a great place to see, the bunkers are nubered and have a qr code tag to them, it's free to see and some of the locals give free info

Tomáš Kamenec 2019 Aug 05

Interesting place to go and roam around. The bunkers are in various conditions. Some of them are slowly disappearing in the sand. Unfortunately English description is completely missing.

Berenika Allan 2019 Jun 02

Really interesting place to visit. Staff is amazing, very knowledgeable and helpful :) Inside the bunkers there are detailed exhibitions of how it looked like when in use. Some of the bunkers are accessible all the time, without paying, but those are really just empty shells. The most interesting ones are open only on Sundays which is shame.
Overall very good experience and well recommended!