Parking Museum Voorlinden, The Hague

Free on-site parking at Voorlinden (P1 and P2)

If you’re looking for parking Museum Voorlinden, start on-site: Voorlinden offers free parking on two parking areas on the estate at Buurtweg 90, 2244 AG Wassenaar. This is usually the simplest option because you don’t have to manage time limits off-site.

• P1 (closest): right before the barrier, closest to the museum and restaurant. It also includes parking spaces for people with disabilities. From P1 it’s about a 300 m walk to the museum and restaurant.
• P2 (entrance side): directly to the left when you enter the driveway. P2 is suitable for touring cars to drop off and pick up passengers.

On busier days, expect less flexibility. If you can, plan to arrive earlier (midday can be noticeably busier) so you have more chances to use P1.

Street parking near Buurtweg 90 (Wassenaar): blue-zone rules

Outside the estate, Wassenaar generally has no paid street parking. However, there are blue-zone (parkeerschijf) areas where you must use a parking disc and respect the maximum stay shown on the local signs.

• In blue zones, the parking disc is required and you must set your arrival time clearly behind the windshield.
• The maximum parking time is typically 2 hours, but it can be shorter depending on the exact street/sign.
• Outside blue zones, the parking-time limit is usually not set by the disc (still follow all standard restrictions and signage).

If you want to avoid relying on blue-zone timing on the day, you can check Mobypark for future availability before you drive—especially for peak visiting times.

Arrival route tips (so you don’t get stuck before parking)

Getting to the museum can depend on road works. For example, the Hubertus tunnel is fully closed for all traffic until the end of April 2026, so plan your navigation accordingly. Voorlinden’s route guidance commonly uses N44 (Rijksstraatweg) or N14 (Noordelijke Randweg) and then the exit toward Roggewoning/Voorlinden.

If you prefer not to stress about parking at all, you can also combine public transport: buses (43/44) to Wittenburgerweg, followed by about 15 minutes’ walk with wayfinding signs from the stop.