Audio Guide of HomeComputerMuseum

The museum is generally open from Wednesday to Sunday, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and is located at Noord Koninginnewal 28 in central Helmond. It is very easy to reach on foot from the train station; for updated hours, check the official website.

The museum charges admission, with an approximate price of €12 for adults, and offers reduced rates for children and families. The proceeds go toward maintaining the machines and supporting the foundation’s social projects.

As it is a highly interactive experience where you can play and use the equipment, I recommend setting aside between 2 and 4 hours. If you are passionate about retro computing, you could easily spend the entire day exploring the collection.

It is one of the few places in the world where history can be touched: almost all the computers, from the 1970s to today, are powered on and working for you to use. They preserve digital heritage by letting you experience technological evolution firsthand.

For a quieter and more personal experience with the on-site experts, I suggest going on Wednesday or Thursday at opening time. Weekends have more of a gaming atmosphere, ideal if you want to share the nostalgia with other visitors.

Yes, the museum is fully wheelchair accessible, with wide spaces between the exhibits and an inclusive layout. In addition, the staff are very attentive and always willing to make the experience easier for all visitors.

Just a few minutes away on foot, you can visit the historic Helmond Castle for a medieval contrast. I also recommend seeing Piet Blom’s Cube Houses, located near the theater 't Speelhuis.

Do not be afraid to touch the keys and try the classic video games; that is the true magic of the place. To learn more about the history of each piece without missing anything, complement your visit with the resources at IAudioguia.com.