Mixed feelings. It's really interesting and fascinating to see all those vehicles and be able to go into some of them. Had to ask if we could go into one. But i kinda understood the plane is a bit fragile. So I do understand that somebody have to be there to guide and keep an eye on. But the several opening times of some vehicle is not worth the wait. It isn't to big. Finished in an hour with two small children who can go fast through these things. But I'm guessing 30min-45min more if you reading the cool stories. I read that there is a plan for a big renovation which it for sure deserve. The place is an empty old office which is barred up and the museum is in a big storage halls on the terrain. Will go again for sure but after the renovation. Hopefully its easier to go into some more vehicle and really want to go on that bus ride next time.

In Nieuw-Vennep (the Netherlands) a ‘pop-up’ museum has been created with TRANSPORT as its theme. It is a consolidation of eleven groups all aiming to preserve heritage of forms of mobility including TEE. We opened with the ‘Stichting Nederlands Transport Museum’ and TEE-Classics at 25/06/2022 the Switzerland-Netherland Connection with the RAm TEE Edelweiss in the Museum on Saturday.

New pop up museum about the Dutch Transport inside a old used factory building. On its display are motor cycles, busses and planes...such as a one-of-a kind Douglas DC-2.

If you are an air enthusiat this is an unique opportunity to see a DC2 and go through the history of KLM, and Anthony Fokker. And if you love history transport, it worths a visit to this place, buses, trains and all around You will be very welcome

Very nice employees who can also talk very well in German. Old defective and already restored objects, a very good mix.

Absolutely fabulous for 3 years kids - my super-active girl were impressed as much as possible, and her parents too. You can seat in a real plane as a pilot and as a passenger, enter an old bus and metro train, see old gas station and bikes. Also you can see in real time how all this wonderful men works on old and new models (men are extremely friendly and nice). There are a lot of kinder activities and an easy, but interesting quest, food corner. We definitely go there again!

Not open at 10AM even though the web site says open. It says on the building opens at. 1230 on Sundays April thru October. Not sure why the. Website that was updated 5 days ago wasn't correct 😕

Awesome and fun for adults and kids

Excellent. Super friendly staff. Great for kids. Scooters to ride. A mini train. They even took us for a ride around town in an old bus! Highly recommended

A museum where the exhibits are still being worked on and restored, really great! Also suitable for children, there are games and a kind of search course.

Super good 👏🏻 you have to see it...

Interesting museum with involved and enthusiastic local specialists who work there as volontiers to restore old transport units based on pictures and historical information. The only minus is that all written explications are made in Dutch only. But people speak several languages and provide interesting explanations. Visit for 1 hour.

Outstanding place. What a fascinating visit. A big shout out to the incredible crew

Awesome collection. Kids will be happy.

Is it a museum? No, there's no story-line... It's a storage and workshop of a wide variety of transport vehicles. Ranging from bicycles to boats, buses, planes etc. Is it worth a visit? Yes, fragments of history (e.g. WWII) are well explained, the volunteer-staff is very helpful and well informed and there are really some very interesting objects! Please note that it looks like the collection will have to move to a, currently unknown, new site (5th March 2023). So check their website before planning a visit. The photo's I've posted do not do justice to the variety of objects presented.. my interest is focused on aviation...

The exhibition covers much of Dutch transport history. Unlike other museums, this museum is literally alive: people work here every day and old vehicles are restored in front of the public. So it is not a museum where the monthly routine consists of dusting off the relics of bygone times. Hands are put in here to refurbish the treasures. Currently also the Swiss-Dutch TEE train.