Explore a full-scale replica of the International Space Station and experience life in orbit
See the actual capsule that brought Dutch astronaut André Kuipers back to Earth
Get hands-on with a genuine meteorite with an unforgettable connection to outer space
Use real satellite data to explore environmental changes on a giant interactive globe
Experience the thrill of launching a hydrogen rocket and learn about propulsion
Space Expo in Noordwijk is the Netherlands' premier space museum and the official visitor center of the European Space Agency's ESTEC facility. Since its opening in 1990, it has welcomed over 120,000 visitors annually. The museum offers an immersive journey through the history and future of space exploration. Visitors can walk through a life-size model of the International Space Station, view the original Soyuz capsule used by Dutch astronaut André Kuipers, and even touch a real meteorite. Space Expo Interactive exhibits delve into topics like satellite technology, rocket launches, and the effects of gravity. It also provides an engaging experience where children can learn and explore about astronauts and space. Whether you're a space enthusiast or a curious traveler, Space Expo offers a captivating glimpse into the cosmos
