Loosduinen Museum

What was used in olden days as a granary is now the Loosuinen Museum. The old ‘Korenschuur’ has been restored and now stands in the historic market garden village of Loosduinen.

At the foot of 'De Korenaer' flour mill on the canal, you’ll find the miller’s house and granary. The granary was built in 1895 to store grain. In 1982 the ‘Korenschuur’ was renovated and became the home of the Loosduinen Museum.

Step back into history

Behind the ‘Korenschuur’ granary you’ll see the 13th-century Abdijkerk. The area around the granary is just like it was in old times. It’s almost as if Loosduinen has never changed.

Lots of fun activities

The museum continuously organises new expositions about Loosduinen having to do with:

• archaeology
• architecture
• contemporary art

Visitors can take a guided tour through historic Loosduinen. They can also take a bike ride along the old borders of Loosduinen.

Address

Marg. v. Hennebergweg 2A
2552 BA The Hague

Telephone: (070) 397 33 42
E-mail: loosduinsmuseum@hetnet.nl
Website: www.loosduinsmuseum.nl

Opening hours

The museum is open on Saturday and every first Sunday of the month from 13.00 to 17.00 hrs.