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Step into Amsterdam’s National Holocaust Museum and immerse yourself in the powerful story of the Jewish community in the Netherlands during World War II. This experience invites you to explore the museum’s moving exhibitions at your own pace, with your entry ticket granting access to both the museum and the nearby Hollandsche Schouwburg National Holocaust Memorial.
Wander through the former Hervormde Kweekschool, where history comes alive as you learn about the persecution, resilience, and daily life of Jews before, during, and after the war. Discover the incredible bravery of Henriëtte Pimentel, who risked everything to help Jewish children escape the Nazis through the adjacent daycare center.
Gain a deeper understanding of how Jews and non-Jews once lived side by side in Amsterdam, and witness the devastating impact of the Holocaust, which claimed the lives of three-quarters of the Dutch Jewish population. The museum’s exhibitions present personal stories and artifacts, ensuring that each victim is remembered.
Photography is permitted, allowing you to thoughtfully capture your visit, but please remember to be respectful in this solemn space. The museum is centrally located in Amsterdam and is suitable for individuals or small groups of up to eight people, making it an accessible and meaningful addition to your itinerary.
Don’t miss the chance to experience this essential chapter of Dutch history. Secure your entry ticket now to ensure availability and honor the memory of those affected by the Holocaust.
