The former canteen building has now been transformed into a fascinating exhibition and reception area, which also shows a historical film about the Atlantic Wall. With the entrance fee to the visitors' centre (€8.50 for children aged 6 and over), you can use a route map and QR code to access a number of furnished (exhibition) bunkers. The bunkers include exhibitions about the Terschellingers who died in WWII, including a memento of the only Jewish family that lived on Terschelling. And about the Terschellinger forced labourers who were employed in Germany. SCAVENGER HUNT: A fun treasure hunt has been set out for children. This is available at reception. You can also book a GUIDED EXCURSION (€13.50) via the VVV Terschelling website. The guide will tell you the story of the Tigerstelling in two hours. Be surprised! The bunker museum Terschelling has limited parking for cars. Drive up the Tigerpad and follow the blue sign with P. Tickets for the museum can be purchased on site at the museum.