DAF Museum

The DAF Museum is a place for young and old. The Museum sketches the origins and development of DAF as a company. The company actually started on the premises where the Museum is now located.

More than 60 cars, 10 trailers and semi-trailers, more than 50 trucks, among which Jan de Rooy's Paris-Dakar trucks, 2 buses, one of them the Royal coach, show the visitor how road transport developed in the course of years. The 30 engines on display tell the story of engine technology. Founders Hub and Wim's historical engineering workshop and office at DAF 2 are part of the Museum. A traffic corner welcomes the young visitors.

Opening hours: 10am-5pm, closed on Monday (not during school holidays). Admission is € 7,- for adults and € 2,50 for children between 5-16 years old, children up to 5 can enter free of charge, reduced price is € 5,-. The museum can be found at a 10 minute walk from the Central Train Station eastwards. Definitely a not-to-miss museum in Eindhoven!