GOOD DAYS. WELL CHARGED.
Find museums, zoos and family outings with charging for visitors. Choose what you want to do, then plan where to park and charge.
FOLLOW THEIR CURIOSITY
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THE CHARGING SHORTLIST
These places offer charging for day visitors. Compare the activities, charging equipment and parking times before choosing your outing.
LEGO-themed attractions for a family day out. The park lists two Type 2 charging points in its visitor car park.
Paid visitor parking. The source does not confirm a charging time limit.
Visit the zoo in Hannover, with six charging spaces and a three-hour charging limit.
Only while charging, for a maximum of 3 hours. Move the car afterwards.
Explore technical exhibits in museum halls and outdoor areas. Four Type 2 charging spaces serve museum visitors.
Available during museum and IMAX opening hours. Parking charges apply.
Visit ARTIS in Amsterdam, with EV charging for visitors in the zoo car park.
The car park is on Plantage Kerklaan 40. Parking cannot be reserved; busy days can fill up.
Explore the Blenheim estate near Woodstock, with visitor charging at Woodstock Gate. Check admission for the parts of the estate you want to visit.
Explore the zoo in Arnhem with charging in its visitor car park, plus indoor and outdoor play options.
A LITTLE PLANNING. A BETTER DAY.
A charger in the car park is a start. Knowing who may use it, how long you may stay and where to go if it’s busy makes the difference.
Your day-out checklist ↗Museums, wildlife and room to run around.
On site? For day visitors? What is the time limit?
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MAKE MORE OF THE TRIP
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