Noordwijk Must-Sees

Noordwijk combines scientific innovation with centuries of Dutch history. It hosts the Space Expo, the European Space Agency’s visitor center, alongside 17th-century landmarks like Keukenhof Castle and the Hoogeveensemolen windmill. The town’s maritime and military past is visible in its Art Deco water tower and the AtlantikWall Museum, located within a former German bunker complex. Religious heritage is represented by the Oude Jeroenskerk and Sint-Jeroenskerk, while the Langevelderslag offers access to the expansive North Sea coastline and dunes.

Keukenhof Castle

Situated next to the famous Keukenhof Gardens, this well-kept mansion was built in 1642.

AtlantikWall Museum

Located in a series of German bunkers in the dunes, this museum preserves the history of the Atlantic Wall defense line through tunnels and original equipment.

Space Expo

Visitors' centre of the European Space Agency. Interactive and amusing exhibition on various space matters.

Hoogeveensemolen

A traditional ground-sailer windmill built in 1654, situated along the Leidsevaart canal.

Lageveensemolen

A polder windmill dating back to 1890, originally used for regional water management.

Hoogewegse Molen

A historic hollow post mill constructed in 1652, located between Noordwijk and Voorhout.

Oude Jeroenskerk

A historic Protestant church building known for its Gothic architecture and central location in Noordwijk-Binnen.

Maria ter Zee

A three-aisled Catholic church located on the Nieuwe Zeeweg in Noordwijk aan Zee.

Sint-Jeroenskerk

A prominent Roman Catholic church situated on Van Limburg Stirumstraat.

Watertoren

Designed in 1917 by architect F.A. Warners, this water tower is a notable example of Art Deco architecture.

Museum Engelandvaarders

Housed in a former bunker, this museum details the stories of the 'Engelandvaarders' who attempted to escape to England during World War II.

Langevelderslag

A coastal area featuring expansive beaches and dunes, including a designated section for nudists.