During Bunker Day, ‘t Gilde organizes a number of Atlantic Wall tours.
During the Second World War, the Germans constructed extensive defense lines along the coasts of Europe; the so-called ‘Atlantic Wall’ was created. Countless bunkers containing command centers, technical installations, weapons, ammunition, troops, and the like were intended to protect the Nazis from Allied attempts to liberate the occupied territories from the sea. After the war, a large number of these bunkers remained standing. Dozens can still be found in and around The Hague. They keep history alive.
Gilde Den Haag has mapped out a walking tour past a number of these bunkers and other interesting locations related to the Second World War. The guide will take you through the area northwest of Madurodam and can tell you fascinating stories about what there is to see along the way.
Reservations
Making a reservation for this walk is mandatory. Unfortunately, you cannot participate in the bunker walk without a reservation. A reservation costs €2.50 (this does not include a Bunkerdag ticket).
Ticket sales start: Thursday, April 30, 2026 at 10:00 AM
Tour times: to be announced
Reservation link: to be announced
Starting point: The walk begins at Madurodam.
End point: The Atlantic Wall Museum – a furnished command bunker on Badhuisweg.
Duration: Approximately 2 hours, distance approximately 4.5 km
Rules/conditions:
Additionally, a Bunkerdag ticket is mandatory. This costs €4.00 for children aged 4 to 11 and €7.50 for visitors aged 12 and older. You cannot participate in the tour without a Bunkerdag ticket. – With the Bunkerdag ticket, you can also visit the other participating locations! Klik hier voor alle deelnemers.
A fee of €2.50 is charged for reserving a spot on the tour. This guarantees you a place, and we hope to prevent no-shows as much as possible! Clich here for all the participants!