Airborne Museum Hartenstein

Airborne Museum Hartenstein in Oosterbeek occupies Villa Hartenstein, the headquarters of British airborne troops during the Battle of Arnhem, and serves as a remembrance and knowledge centre for Operation Market Garden. Its permanent displays and underground Airborne Experience use personal stories, unique collection objects and a glider-based immersive route to explain the nine-day battle and its human cost. The museum is open daily from 10:00 to 17:00 and closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Because visitor capacity is limited, the operator advises booking tickets online; phone booking is unavailable. Current listed admission is €16 for adults, €11 for children aged 8–17, €8 for children aged 4–7, free for children aged 0–3 and Museum Card holders, and €8 for military or veteran card holders. Free parking is available behind Klein Hartenstein at Utrechtseweg 226 (navigation address Talsmalaan 1); Oosterbeek station is about a 10-minute walk away and bus 303 from Arnhem Central takes about 15 minutes. The operator reports wheelchair access throughout, an elevator, accessible toilet and two loan wheelchairs; assistance dogs are allowed. This row is the Oosterbeek museum, distinct from Airborne at the Bridge in Arnhem.