Discover how World War II began for the Netherlands and the devastating effects of the German occupation on the city. Learn about the Jewish community's experiences and the atrocities of the Holocaust. The Auschwitz Monument serves as a solemn memorial, inviting reflection on the war’s profound impact.

Once a popular theatre, the Hollandsche Schouwburg was turned into a deportation center for Jews during World War II. Thousands were held here before being sent to concentration camps. Today, it stands as a somber memorial, honoring the victims and the brave efforts to rescue children from across the street at the nursery.

This striking monument displays the names of over 102,000 Dutch Holocaust victims. As you stand before it, uncover the personal stories behind the names and gain insight into the destruction faced by Amsterdam’s Jewish community. Learn about the courageous resistance efforts by both Jewish and non-Jewish citizens who risked everything to save lives.

See this impressive 17th-century synagogue, once a vibrant center of Jewish life. During the war, it became a quiet stronghold of resistance. Hear about the individuals who defied Nazi rule and took extraordinary risks to shield their community from persecution.

Stroll through the historic Jewish Quarter, once a thriving neighborhood full of family life and culture. Trace the heartbreaking events of forced deportations and wartime hardship. Discover how, in the face of devastation, acts of defiance emerged and how the community eventually rebuilt, turning sorrow into strength.

Located in Dam Square, this monument honors those who suffered and died during the war. But it also tells a deeper story—of resilience, unity, and a city's unyielding hope. Explore how this national symbol came to represent both remembrance and the enduring fight for justice.

Dedicated to LGBTQ+ victims of Nazi persecution, the Homo Monument brings visibility to a group whose suffering was long overlooked. Learn about the injustices they endured and how this memorial ensures their pain—and their courage—is recognized and remembered.

See the secret annex where Anne Frank wrote the diary that would move the world. Hear the powerful story of her life in hiding, her voice, and her legacy. Discover how her words continue to echo across generations as a reminder of the human cost of hatred—and the enduring strength of hope.