Eendenmuseum

The Eendenmuseum in Andijk displays more than 300 Citroën 2CVs collected by Edwin Groen across a 5,000 m² exhibition space. Cars are shown in themed scenes and include rare, unrestored and never-driven examples.

The museum is open mainly on the last Sunday of each month and for private or group tours by appointment. The official website and local tourism pages recommend booking ahead for guided visits.

A compact, enthusiast-led museum focused solely on the Citroën 2CV (known locally as the “Eend”). Exhibits are arranged like mini-streets and shop settings to show the cars in context.

Look out for:

• A rotating display of rare and unusual 2CV models and liveries.

• Themed dioramas that place cars in period scenes.

• Informal curator commentary during guided visits.

• Some vehicles marked as never driven or preserved in original condition.

Best way to experience it:

Book a guided or group visit in advance or plan for the museum’s regular open day (the last Sunday of the month). Bring a camera; the compact layout makes it easy to view many cars in one visit.

• Open mainly on the last Sunday of each month and for prearranged tours.

• Guided visits provide the best context; check the website or email to arrange.

• Small, single-site museum with limited on-site facilities.

• Address and contact details are on the official site for directions and booking.