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The Healey Museum

In Vreeland, near Amsterdam, the Healey Museum celebrates Donald Healey and the cars that carried his name, from the first Warwick Healeys to the Sprite.

About the museum

A home for the Healey story

The museum opened on 24 November 2012. Chairman Hans van de Kerkhof opened it alongside Bic Healey and Gerry Coker, the designer of the Austin-Healey 100 and the original "Frogeye" Sprite.

The cars

Special cars from across the Healey story, including Warwick-built Healeys such as a 1949 Sportsmobile and a 1950 Silverstone, and a works Austin-Healey 3000 built to race at Sebring.

The Sprite Room

A room given over to the Sprite, put together by Hans van de Kerkhof and friends. Read about the Sprite Room.

The archive

Historical documents, memorabilia and archive film of Donald Healey's life and work, from his flying years to the factory at Warwick.

Plan a visit

Visiting the museum

Address

Groot Kantwijk estate

Bergseweg 28q
3633 AK Vreeland
The Netherlands

Between Amsterdam and Utrecht

Opening times

Check before you travel

Opening days and times vary, and clubs and groups can often arrange a visit. Check the museum's website or get in touch before you go.

Healey Museum website
Contact

Get in touch

Email: info@healeymuseum.nl
Phone: +31 294 236655