The former canteen building has now been transformed into a fascinating exhibition and reception area in which a historical film about the Atlantic Wall is also shown. With the entrance to the visitor center (€ 8.50 from 6 years) you have access to a number of furnished (exhibition) bunkers with a route map and QR code. In the bunkers you can view exhibitions about the Terschellingers who died in WWII, including a reminder of the only Jewish family that lived on Terschelling. And about the Terschelling forced laborers employed in Germany. From July 10 to August 28, the large command bunker and the anti-aircraft gun bunker are also open to visitors on Wednesdays between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM (entrance fee is €10.00). Scavenger hunt: A fun treasure hunt has been set out for the children. This is available at reception. You can also book an EXCURSION WITH GUIDE (€ 13.50) via the VVV Terschelling website. The guide tells the story about the Tiger Defense Line in two hours. Be surprised! The Terschelling bunker museum has limited parking for cars. Drive up the Tigerpad and follow the blue sign with P. You can buy tickets for the museum on site at the museum.