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This 17th century city farm has been completely restored in the old style and furnished with authentic furniture and utensils. There are also toys and the West Frisian hood with jewelry on display. Old farming tools are set up on the dars and in the stable. Changing exhibitions can be seen on the top floor. The carriage museum has a large collection of play wagons, carriages, tilbys and carriages from around 1900 with miniature carriages. In short, there is plenty to see here. With a video film and presentation columns, further explanation is given about this. Open: April to October from Wednesday to Saturday from 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm. Also on Sundays in July and August. West Frisian Thursdays from 9.30 am. Guided tours daily on request.

The Regional Museum 1940-1945 is located in the eastern castle tower of Schagen Castle, right in the center of this cozy town. Numerous objects from the period 1940-1945 can be seen in the museum. If the visitors so wish, they will be shown around by an enthusiastic guide who has an interesting story for each object, but you can also take a look at the museum independently. The museum is open on 5 May and during the summer on the so-called West Frisian Thursdays in July and August. Check out the museum's website for more information.

This museum is located in the eastern castle tower of Schagen. It is the first and only museum in the Netherlands that focuses on the First World War, which included the Battle of the Somme in 1916. In addition to archaeological finds from the Somme area, the collection consists of utensils, weapons, uniform pieces and models. The museum is now a place where people talk and think about human behavior in war and peace, the history of Europe, the present and the future. The museum collaborates with the Regional Museum 40-45, which is housed in the west tower.