From Friday, October 16, at 4:00 p.m. until Monday, October 19, at 6:00 a.m., asphalt work will be taking place on Andersonweg and at the intersection with Kapellerlaan. During this work, Andersonweg and the intersection will be closed to all traffic.
The Cuypershuis is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We are also open on Easter Monday and Whit Monday. We are closed on Mondays, New Year’s Day, Carnival (Sunday through Tuesday), Easter Sunday, Pentecost Sunday, both Christmas days, and King’s Day.
Adjusted opening hours for 2026
- December 18: The museum closes at 4:00 p.m.
- December 24: The museum closes at 3:00 p.m.
- December 31: The museum closes at 3:00 p.m.
Adults - €6.00
Youth ages 7–17 - €4.00
Groups of 15 or more people - €4.00
CJP - €2.00
Children up to age 6 - Free
Museum Card / ICOM / Rembrandt Card - Free
Admission for the Friends of Cuypers Foundation - Free
The Museum Card is also available for purchase at the reception desk. Would you like to order the card online? You can do so via Museumkaart.nl.
Visiting Address
Pierre Cuypersstraat 1
6041 XG Roermond
Plan your route here
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 900
6040 AX Roermond
Phone number: (0475) 359 102
Email address: museum@roermond.nl
Paving Work
Starting August 17, construction work will take place around the Cuypershuis. Work will be done on the paving, which means the museum’s main entrance will be temporarily less accessible. Please keep this in mind when planning your visit to the museum.
See below for walking and driving directions to the Cuypershuis
Construction on the Roermond Ring Road
Work will soon begin on the roundabout at Minderbroederssingel and Molenstraat. Detour routes will be in effect during this phase to ensure the city center remains as accessible as possible. Check here for the latest news on these developments.
The Cuypershuis strives to be accessible to all visitors, including wheelchair users. The museum’s main entrance has been specially designed to be wheelchair-accessible, allowing wheelchair users to enter easily. In the museum’s basement, we have a wheelchair available for people with limited mobility.
However, it is important to note that not all areas of the museum are accessible to wheelchair users. The Cuypershuis is a museum housed in a historic building; there are many narrow hallways and steep staircases. Unfortunately, the historic rooms, such as the Houtloods and the Tekenlokaal, cannot be reached by wheelchair. The large exhibition hall can, however, be reached by wheelchair via the garden.
If you have a large or electric wheelchair, the museum’s elevator may not be suitable. It is therefore advisable to contact the museum in advance to discuss your specific needs and see if alternative solutions are available.
Regarding parking at the museum, please note that parking options are limited. In front of the Cuypershuis entrance (on Pierre Cuypersstraat), there is one accessible parking space and a few standard (paid) parking spots along the street. Other parking spaces around the Cuypershuis are reserved for permit holders. You can also find paid parking at Q-Park De Oranjerie, Q-Park Roercenter, the ECI Parking Lot, and the Stationspark Parking Garage, all of which are located about 10 minutes away from the Cuypershuis. For wheelchair users, the Q-Park Roercenter and Stationspark parking garages are the most convenient. We recommend following the signs in the city center that lead you to the Cuypershuis from Roermond Station.
The Cuypershuis strives to provide the most enjoyable experience possible for all visitors. By contacting the museum in advance—either by phone or email—to discuss your specific needs, you can ensure that your visit to the Cuypershuis is as pleasant as possible.
Every day, a host or hostess is on hand to guide you through the story of Cuypers.
At the Cuypershuis in Roermond, you’ll step—both literally and figuratively—into the world of a man brimming with boundless enthusiasm and ambition. A visit to the Cuypershuis is like looking over his shoulder, as if he were still there himself.
To immerse you even further in this story, a host or hostess is available at the museum every Tuesday through Friday from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
Every Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m., there’s a guided tour for individual visitors. In 45 minutes, you’ll get a good sense of the stories the museum has to offer. Participation in this tour costs 1 euro per person and is exclusively for individual visitors, not groups.
You’ll be welcomed by our enthusiastic volunteers, who love to share stories about their Cuypershuis. Because of their diverse backgrounds and interests, each story may vary, but the focus is, of course, on the life and work of architect Pierre Cuypers.
Need a moment to unwind from all the sights? You can do just that at the Cuyperscafé.
Enjoy coffee, tea, or a soft drink with a delicious Limburg-style fruit tart. You can sit comfortably at one of the tables inside or, when the weather is nice, on the terrace in the garden.
In the museum shop, you’ll find art books and catalogs containing information about the permanent collection and the temporary exhibitions. The museum shop and the Cuyperscafé are open Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
What’s there to do in the city center?
A visit to Roermond is well worth your while! Combine your museum visit with a tour of the city. We’ve put together a top 5 list for you:
- Explore the historic downtown with the Munsterkerk, St. Christopher’s Cathedral, and many other landmarks. Want to learn more about Roermond’s history? Then a visit to the Historiehuis is definitely worth it!
- Visit the Designer Outlet Roermond with over 200 brand-name stores
- Have fun on and around the Maasplassen lakes with day beaches and water sports facilities
- Enjoy delicious food and drinks at one of the many restaurants or on one of the cozy outdoor patios
- Round out your visit with an evening of music, theater, or film at ECI Cultuurfabriek or Theaterhotel de Oranjerie
Looking for more ideas for a day trip or a city break in Roermond? Discover the other side of Roermond here .