About this experience
Explore museum Beelden aan Zee with this entry ticket. Discover international modern and contemporary sculpture, enjoy stunning views of the North Sea, and explore the museum's unique architecture!
Highlights
- Discover works by renowned artists like Armando, Tony Cragg, and Kiki Smith
- Immerse yourself in modern and contemporary sculpture at museum Beelden aan Zee
- Explore a collection of nearly two thousand sculptures, reliefs, and medals
- Enjoy stunning views of the North Sea from the museum's terraces
- Experience the unique architecture of Wim Quist in a beautiful setting
What's included
- Access to Museum Beelden aan Zee
- View of contemporary international sculptures
- Access to current exhibitions
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Visit Museum Beelden aan Zee, the only Dutch museum dedicated exclusively to contemporary international sculpture. Founded by Theo and Lida Scholten, the museum opened in 1994 and now holds nearly two thousand sculptures, reliefs, and medals.
Explore the collection, which focuses on the human image, featuring works by artists like Armando, Stephan Balkenhol, Iris Le Rütte, Tony Cragg, Per Kirkeby, Giacomo Manzú, Kiki Smith, Igor Mitoraj, Jan Meefout, Berlinde De Bruyckere, Shinkichi Tajiri, and Cornelis Zitman.
Discover current exhibitions, including Ana Oosting's "Breaking Waves," Emo Verkerk's "Hilaritas," Linda Verkaaik's "Ego-Alterego: Duel of Duet," and Khaled Dawwa's "Voici mon cœur !"
Enjoy the museum's unique location just off the world-renowned boulevard of Scheveningen, with many terraces and presentation rooms overlooking the North Sea.
Operating hours
10:00-17:00
Terms & conditions
Museum Beelden aan Zee offers also a Guided Tour. More info? Send an email to info@beeldenaanzee.nl
Museum Beelden aan Zee is the only Dutch museum focusing exclusively on international modern and contemporary sculpture. The museum is uniquely situated just off the world-renowned boulevard of Scheveningen.
Many of the museum's terraces and presentation rooms overlook the North Sea.