DAF Museum

The DAF Museum showcases the Dutch automaker’s history with a wide collection of cars, trucks, prototypes and racing vehicles set in the original Van Doorne workshop. Exhibits combine restored vehicles, production artifacts and themed temporary exhibitions such as recent AI design shows.

Practical for visitors, the museum is open Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–17:00, accepts the Museumkaart for free entry and is wheelchair friendly. It’s located on Tongelresestraat in central Eindhoven with paid-street parking nearby.

A clear, chronological display of DAF’s industrial heritage with vehicles from early prototypes to modern trucks.

Look out for:

• Restored classic DAF cars and commercial vehicles.

• Original Van Doorne workshop and production artifacts.

• Special and temporary exhibitions (check current schedule).

• Hands-on and digital displays added for recent programs.

Best way to experience it:

Arrive mid-morning on a weekday to avoid weekend crowds, allow 1.5–2 hours to see the permanent displays and any temporary exhibitions, and check the museum’s site for current exhibits and booking notes.

• Open Tue–Sun 10:00–17:00; closed Mondays (exceptions on some holidays).

• Museumkaart accepted; 2026 admission prices posted on the official site.

• Wheelchair accessible; only guide/service dogs allowed.

• Street parking on Tongelresestraat is paid—plan for parking fees.