A tour of the interior of the fort lasting 1.5 hours
A tour of the interior of the fort lasting 1.5 hours
Payment by invoice if requested at the time of booking. If not, please pay at the ticket office on the day of your visit, by card or in cash.
The underground barracks and museum are heated, while the tunnel network maintains a constant temperature of 11°C. We strongly recommend wearing a sweater or jacket, as well as closed-toe shoes.
This visit is suitable for children aged 9 to 11/12. It is also suitable for less mobile children.
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| Starting price (minimum price) based on 12 children | €48 |
| From the 12th child and per child | €4 |
| Supervisor(s) |
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| One supervisor is included free of charge. |
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| From the 13th child and per 12 children, 1 additional supervisor free of charge |
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| Additional supervisors, per supervisor | €4 |
| Guide(s) |
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| Per guide | €30 |
| 1 guide per 20 children |
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| From the 21st child, and per 20 children, extra guides will be provided | |
With the combination ticket, you will visit a combat bunker and the command post with a guide. The barracks and the museum can be visited at your own pace.
You have access to the 180° immersive experience “Granit’s Attack at Dawn.”
Reservations are not mandatory but are recommended. The number of places per guided tour is limited.
You can book a discovery tour as an individual visitor or together with friends. As part of a combined group, you will explore specific parts of the fort under the guidance of an expert guide.
Before or after the tour, you can freely visit the barracks and the museum and enjoy access to the immersive 180° experience “Granit’s Attack at Dawn.”
Reservation is required. The minimum age is 16.
Explore the fort with a private guide, just for you and your small group, on any day and at any time you choose.
Ideal for families, friends, colleagues, team building,...
Pre-booking is required.
During the month of May, several commemorative ceremonies related to the Second World War will take place. As a result, the opening hours of the fort are adjusted.
🔸 Sunday 3 May
Commemorative ceremony at the fort at 11:00.
The fort opens at 12:00 – last entry at 15:00.
🔸 Tuesday 5 May
Liberation Day (Netherlands).
Open from 10:00 to 17:00 – last entry at 15:00.
🔸 Sunday 10 May
Commemoration of the attack on the fort and on Belgium and the Netherlands.
No regular guided tours. Memorial Tours only (advance booking per time slot required – see link).
