DAF Museum

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The DAF Museum in Eindhoven is a tribute to one of the world’s most iconic truck manufacturers, celebrating its journey from a modest 1928 workshop to a global leader in automotive engineering. Here visitors explore a thoughtfully curated collection of more than 170 volunteer‑curated vehicles that span over 90 years of innovation – from the legendary A30 to cutting‑edge hydrogen‑powered trucks. Interactive displays bring DAF’s pioneering technologies to life, including features such as turbo‑intercooling, electric drivetrains, and modular battery systems, offering insight into the company’s commitment to sustainable mobility. Beyond the vehicles, the museum offers a unique 1930s village square, charming café, and grand hall where educational programs and corporate events can take place. This blend of historical exhibition and lively visitor experience makes the DAF Museum a fascinating destination for families, history enthusiasts, and automotive lovers alike. Guests can purchase tickets online or at the museum, with prices ranging from €13.50 for adults to free admission for children under five and for holders of a Museumkaart. The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., with special closures on public holidays. The welcoming atmosphere and rich, hands‑on displays leave visitors eager to return for another immersive dive into the world of DAF.

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• Historic DAF Collection
• Pioneering Turbo‑Intercooling Technology
• Interactive Village Square
• Museum Café
• Family‑Friendly Exhibits

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