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Bitte wenden Sie sich für deutschsprachige Führungen an [email protected]
Hours / Reservations
The Corrie ten Boom House is situated at the Barteljorisstraat 19, Haarlem. The entrance of the museum is in the Schoutensteeg. It takes around 15 minutes to walk from Haarlem Central Station to the museum.
The Corrie ten Boom Museum can only be visited with a guided tour.
You need to make an online reservation in advance.
Please do not make a reservation in a Dutch- or German spoken tour,
We need to cancel this reservations.
Tours
Each day (except Sundays and Mondays), tours begin promptly at the appointed time. If you arrive late for a tour you will not be able to be admitted to the museum. Admission to the museum and a tour are free. After the tour, you can donate a voluntary contribution in our blessingbox. You can also transfer your donation to our bank account: NL90 INGB 0000 595920. BIC: ingbnl2a. With your donation, you support the work of the Corrie ten Boom House Foundation.
Reservations
Due to growing popularity, we advise people to book month (3 or 4) in advance. To make a reservation, select a day, choose a time (English spoken tour) and fill in the form. The demand for reservations is often greater than the supply, especially during holiday periods and the weekends. We therefore advice you to plan your visit to the Corrie ten Boom Museum and to make your reservation well on time. Tours with reservations also begin promptly at the appointed time. Also, in the case of reservations, you are advised to be present 15 minutes before the appointed time.
Schoolclasses, churchgroups and touroperators get in touch by email: [email protected]
DEUTSCH:
Es werden regelmässig Führungen in deutscher Sprache angeboten. Wenn Sie in unten stehendem Kalender die einzelnen Tage anklicken, sehen Sie, wann die Führungen (GERMAN) stattfinden und wieviel Plätze noch frei sind. Anschliessend können Sie online reservieren. Für längerfristige Reservierungen und weitere Anfragen wenden Sie sich bitte an: [email protected]
Photo's
It is strictly prohibited to take photo's or to make any audio or video-recordings during a tour. Violations of this rules is punishable under Dutch law.
CLOSED
The museum is closed on Sundays and Mondays, and on National holidays:
- January 1st
- April 27th - King's Day
- Ascension Day (May 18 - 2023)
- December 25th and 26th
Language and translations
Tours are in one language only. There will be no translations during tours. This only leads to confusion and diverts the attention of the other visitors. In addition, we would also like to offer a sufficient number of places to both our Dutch-, German- and English-speaking visitors on our tours. For these reasons we do not want English-speaking visitors on a Dutch or German tour or Dutch-speaking visitors on an English tour. Hence, reservations made by English-speaking or German-speaking visitors on a Dutch tour, or by Dutch-speaking visitors on a English tour will be cancelled.
We thank you for your understanding.
Accessibility for disabled persons
The Corrie ten Boom Museum is unfortunately not accessible to people with mobility impairments. The museum is located in Corrie's old parental house in the city center of Haarlem. This characteristic old house is relatively small and has four different levels. A tour of the house involves a climb along a small winding staircase. Therefore, the museum is not accessible to people in wheelchairs or with a walking disability. The museum does not have audio tours for people with a visual impairment. It is also not possible to visit the museum with a guide dog.