OPENING HOURS

Daily from 10am to 5pm, except Tuesday. On Tuesdays, the h3h biennial is closed due to the day of silence at one of the monasteries.

ENTREETICKETS

Entrance tickets are on sale in our ticketshop.

During the h3h biennial, you can also buy a ticket at the box office at the main entrance. (the Monk Road). Tickets will be slightly more expensive.
You can only pay contactless, there is no cash available.
Discount cards are unfortunately not valid (e.g. Museumkaart, VriendenLoterij VIPkaart, Vereniging Rembrandt, ICOM/CIMAM and CJP).

PRICES ONLINE per person

– Adults (from 18 years of age): € 17.50.
Gives single admission to the h3h biennial. Day ticket is valid all day on the date for which you bought ticket.

– Multi-day ticket € 30,00 (on sale online only).
You buy a Multi Day Ticket by name. It gives you access to 3 times a day. You do not need to indicate in advance when you are coming. Do bring your identity card or passport, which will be checked at the entrance.

– Students and young people (up to 18 years): €6.00.
Bring your student card, identity card or passport, it will be checked at the entrance.

– Children up to 12 years of age: free.
Accompanied by an adult only.

– Group rate: € 15.00.
A group consists of at least 15 people.

– Guided tours: €7.00 (on sale online only).
A ticket for a guided tour is valid in combination with an entrance ticket on the same day.

– Public guide: € 2.50.

– Parking ticket: €5.00.
The parking ticket allows you to park one car for one day.

PRICES KASSA per person (if available)

– Adults (from 18 years of age): €20.00.
Gives one-time access to the h3h biennial. Day ticket is valid all day on the date for which you bought ticket.

– Students and young people (up to 18 years): €8.50.
Bring your student card, identity card or passport, it will be checked at the entrance.

– Children up to 12 years of age: free.
Accompanied by an adult only.

– Group rate: € 17.50.
A group consists of at least 15 people.

– Public guide: € 3.50.

– Parking ticket: € 6.00.
The parking card allows you to park one car for one day.

GUIDED TOUR

Curious about the stories behind the artworks? Let them come to life with a special guided tour. Get background information about the works, the artists and the area. Book a guided tour and be guided by one of our tour guides. Want to be sure of a place? Then buy your tickets online in advance!

• Guided tours are held on: Monday, Wednesday to Sunday at 10.30am, 1pm and 2pm.
• Group size (per tour) is: maximum 15 people.
• A guided tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours.
• A ticket for a guided tour is valid in combination with an entrance ticket on the same day.
• You are NOT allowed to organise your own guided tours with groups. You can participate with our regular guided tours, as long as there are places available.

GUIDED TOURS FOR GROUP VISITORS

Are you visiting as a group (15 people or more) and are you interested in a guided tour? Please inform us of your request using the button below, and we’ll get in touch with you within a few days. 

SPECIAL TOURS
There are two special guided tours for the deaf and hard of hearing. The dates are:

21 June – 1.30pm
8 July – 10.30 am
Would you like more information or to sign up? Then contact Stichting Hoormij.

T 06 16410603

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Walking route

Visiting the h3h biennial is an experience that takes at least part of a day. The route is about 1.5 kilometres long. The walking route covers part of the Holy Triangle area. The path is not paved everywhere, you also walk on garden paths. Keep that in mind, put on sturdy shoes and bring an umbrella in rainy weather.

Children’s Art Route

A Children’s Art Route has been created for children aged about 5 to 12. With a pencil and a paper altar, they will explore the h3h biennial. They do this by looking closely at different works of art and doing a drawing assignment there. In the altar, a self-created work of art is created that can be put away in two ways. This route is available for free at the entrance.

Accessibility

For visitors in wheelchairs, we place threshold aids where necessary. In Sint-Catharinadal Monastery, there is one room that is not accessible to people in wheelchairs. The staircase is too steep to make provision for this. We hope for your understanding.
A number of parking spaces have been reserved for disabled people in the car park. Parking with a disabled parking card is not free, a parking card must be purchased.

House rules

– The h3h biennial takes place in the monastery area ‘The Holy Triangle’. The three monasteries have an active monastic life that also continues during our art event. As an organisation, we treat this with respect and ask the same from our visitors.

– Prayer services are held daily in the monastery chapels. You are welcome to participate, but no photos are allowed. No sightseeing is possible during the services.

– The monasteries have made parts of their buildings and gardens available. It is clearly indicated where you can and cannot enter.

– Please respect the sisters’ living quarters and their privacy.

– Dogs and other pets are not welcome on the premises. Recognised assistance dogs, however, are allowed inside.

Public guide

A public guide will accompany the h3h biennial and will be available for sale. In it you will find information about the theme Faith, the artists, the works on display and a map with the route.

PRAYER SERVICES

During the h3h biennial, prayer services in the monastery churches will continue as always. During the services, the monastery churches will be open for prayer services only and not for art viewing. Check the monasteries’ websites for the latest information.

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Sint Paulusabdij

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MAIN ENTRANCE

The main entrance and ticket office of the h3h biennial is on Monk’s Avenue, opposite the temporary car park.

ACCESSIBILITY

Public transport
From Breda: line 325, get off at the Sint Antoniusstraat stop.
From Breda and Tilburg: line 327, get off at stop Kloosterdreef.

By car
Coming from Tilburg or Breda on the A27: exit number 19.

PARKING

Parking is possible only in the designated car park on Monnikendreef (behind St Paulus Abbey). On navigation, enter Monnikendreef. There is no house number. You can buy a parking ticket online in advance or contactlessly at the car park. A parking ticket allows you to park one car, one day.

BICYCLE PARKING

The bicycle parking is free of charge. It is also located on Monkendreef.

FOOD AND DRINK

Feeling hungry? There are good catering facilities on the h3h biennial site.

Sint Paulusabdij
At the Foodtruck you can have a cup of coffee or tea with a small snack.
At the Kloosterhoeve you can have coffee and tea, lunch and a drink. Advance reservations are not possible at the Kloosterhoeve.

Sint-Catharinadal
Reservations for Restaurant-Wijnhuis De Blauwe Camer can be made via their website.