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Practical information

Everything about our opening hours, admission prices and tickets

Opening hours:

Tuesday to Sunday from 11 AM to 5 PM

The museum is also open on:

April 6 2026 (Easter Monday)
May 14 2026 (Ascension Day)
May 25 2026 (Whit Monday)
October 19 2026 (Dutch Design Week)
December 26 2026 (second day of Christmas)

The museum is closed on:

January 1 2026 (New Year's day)
February 14 2026 (Saturday during carnival)
April 27 2026 (King's Day)
October 11 2026 (Marathon Eindhoven)
December 25 2026 (first day of Christmas)

View the opening hours of the library here.
View the opening hours of Van Abbe cafe here.

Admission

Adults€ 16
Children under age 13Free
Students, CJP cardholders & Teacher Card€ 8
Family-pass (access for 2 adults and max. 3 children)€ 32
Tuesday from 3 PM to 5 PMFree
MuseumkaartFree
Rembrandt pasFree
Vriendenloterij VIP-card (including one guest)Free
Members of CIMAM/ICOM/AICAFree
Friends of the Van AbbemuseumFree

Read our visitors terms and conditions (Dutch only).

Buy tickets


Dutch Museum Card

You can buy a Dutch Museum Card at our registry or online. Before your visit you can order an e-ticket with Dutch Museum Card when you plan to buy one at the registry.

More information

Van Abbemuseum

Stratumsedijk 2
5611 ND Eindhoven
t: +31 40 238 1000 
e: info@vanabbemuseum.nl

By bike

There is plenty of space to park your bicycle next to the main entrance at Stratumsedijk. Bicycle parking Heuvel is the closest guarded parking and is a 10-minute walk from the museum. The Van Abbemuseum is connected to the bicycle junction network; bicycle junction 89.

By car

Eindhoven can be reached via the A2, the A50 and the A67. Regardless of which direction you come from, drive in the direction of the city centre. Follow the signs to one of the parking garages in the centre, all within 5 minutes walking distance of the Van Abbemuseum: Q-Park parking Stadhuisplein, Parking Stadskantoor or Q-Park parking Heuvel. Traveling from the south? Park inexpensively at P+R Genneperparken and travel from there by bus, shared bicycle or scooter to the city centre. Information about all public parking places in Eindhoven, the parking fees and opening times can be found on the website of the Eindhoven Municipality.

By train

Every half hour trains from Amsterdam, Utrecht, Den Haag, Rotterdam, Venlo, Heerlen and Maastricht arrive in Eindhoven. Please check schedules via www.ns.nl.

City transport: bus & train

The bus station is located on the north side of the NS railway station Eindhoven Central Station. Several buses stop near the museum, such as stop Bilderdijklaan (1 minute walk), Smalle Haven (3 minutes walk), Stadhuisplein (4 minutes walk), PC Hooftlaan (4 minutes walk) or Keizersgracht (9 minutes walk) to our main entrance at Stratumsedijk 2. Check 9292.nl for the latest travel information.

The Van Abbemuseum is well accessible with wheelchairs, mobility scooters and walkers. The museum has two wheelchairs for visitor use. You can reserve the wheelchairs by sending an email to kassabalie@vanabbemuseum.nl

  • Works of art are fragile. To prevent damage, we ask everyone not to bring their coats, bags larger than A3 size, backpacks and umbrellas with them to the museum. A limited number of free lockers are available for storing items. The management of the museum is not liable for loss, damage or theft of personal belongings.
  • It goes without saying that artworks should not be touched. For safety reasons, keep some distance from the artworks. When visiting with young children, we ask the parents or supervisors to be extra attentive. Running around in the museum is prohibited.
  • Loud phone calls with a mobile phone are not permitted inside the building.
  • Smoking is only allowed on the terrace of Van Abbe café.
  • For wedding reports, please contact info@vanabbemuseum.nl or view the wedding brochure for more information.
  • For security reasons within the building, the instructions of security personnel must be followed at all times.
  • Bringing or consuming food and drinks from outside of the museum is not allowed anywhere.
  • Dogs are not allowed in the museum, with the exception of guide dogs.
  • During the visit you can use the open wireless network (WIFI), based on Fair Use Policy and entirely at your own risk. The Van Abbemuseum is not responsible for any claims arising from the activities of the users.