BoMu – Bang & Olufsen museum
Private museum devoted to the Danish brand Bang & Olufsen, with radios and televisions; in Oostduinkerke it can only be visited by appointment.
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About the museum
BoMu is a private museum in Oostduinkerke, entirely devoted to the Danish brand Bang & Olufsen, known for its radios and televisions. Paul Andries’s collection grew so large that an extension was needed to display it. With that extension came the dream of turning it into a real museum.
The museum opened on 18 August 2017. A selection from the collection and photos from the opening days are on the website. As it is a private museum, visits are possible by appointment only.
Highlights
- Collection of the Danish brand Bang & Olufsen
- Radios and televisions as design heritage
- Private museum, opened in 2017
Permanent exhibition
- De collectie van BoMu – A selection from the collection of Bang & Olufsen devices assembled by the founder, including radios and televisions.
- Founded
- 2017
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
By public transit
Ammanswalle · 10-min walk
Get off the train at Koksijde; you can also get nearby via Ostend by bus or tram. In Koksijde and Ostend, bus 60 runs to the Ammanswalle stop, from where it is about a 10-minute walk. The coastal tram stops at Oostduinkerke bad, 2.5 km from the museum.
By car: Ammanswallestraat 36, Oostduinkerke.
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits are possible by appointment only. |
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