Yes, it is possible to donate vintage Philips products, photo's, letters or other documents to the museum. Small objects can be brought to our visitor desk near the entrance.
You can also contact the ‘Stichting tot Behoud van Historische Philips Producten’ (Association for the preservation of historic Philips products), sbhp@kpnmail.nl
Yes, most certainly. The museum is ideal for children aged 8 years and over.
Yes, the entire exhibition is set up in both Dutch and English. You can also play our interactive game Mission Eureka in French and Spanish as well. Our guided tours are available in several languages.
No, Mission Eureka has different levels of information and interaction, which means it appeals to all ages from 8 years upwards.
In Dutch, English, French and Spanish.
On average, it will take between one-and-a-half and two hours to view the entire museum collection. A tour lasts one-and-a-quarter hours (you will, however, need to book your place on the tour in advance).
The Philips Museum has full disability access and you can therefore use your mobility scooter.
It is possible to visit the shop only, but you will need a valid entry ticket to the museum in order to visit the museum café.
Yes, we sell three different gift vouchers at the reception desk: a € 4,50 voucher for children, an € 9 voucher for adults and a € 5 voucher for Mission Eureka. Gift wrapping is also available at a cost of € 4.95.
Yes, you can, on condition that the recordings are only for your own personal use.
Yes, the lockers can be used by visitors free of charge.
