Holocaust Memorial & Dutch Theater (Jewish Cultural Quarter) — Attraction in Amsterdam

The Memorial was recently updated, and has some interesting exhibits. Entry fee includes entry to the Holocaust Museum (across the street), the Portuguese Synagogue, and the Jewish Cultural Museum. The memorial is simple but poignant. There is a brief audio tour of the memorial (information and free wifi are available at reception). A list of families affected by the Holocaust are on the main floor. Upstairs there are a number of interactive exhibits, including a 3d interactive model of Bergen Belsen, and a massive library of interviewers...

A place of silence, memory, and humanity

Visiting the Holocaust Museum is not a typical touristic experience.. it’s a passage. A quiet confrontation with the depths of human cruelty and the resilience of memory. Every object, every photo, every name etched on the wall carries an entire life that was brutally interrupted.

The silence in the rooms weighs more than any words. It invites reflection, reverence, and an uncomfortable but...

This is a must see place to Visit in Amsterdam . It tells the story of how the Dutch people had to endure the Natzi occupation . On the Wall there is Thousands of names of the family's and individuals that died in the Camps .that were Jewish that lived in The Netherlands during the war . Anne Frank is also on the Wall to as the whole Frank...