The former synagogue stands as a powerful reminder of a time when Amsterdam was one of the safest and most welcoming places for Jewish people in Europe. It tells the story of the dark years of the Second World War and the painful recovery that followed. PLEASE NOTE: the ticket is included in the "+museums" option

Once the heart of Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, this lively market has a rich history. Before World War II, it was surrounded by Jewish homes and businesses. Today, you can browse antiques, vintage items, and local goods where the Jewish community once thrived

Visit the Hollandsche Schouwburg, the former theatre in Amsterdam where thousands of Jewish men, women, and children were held before being deported to concentration camps during the Second World War. Today, it serves as a memorial and place of reflection.

A visit to the Holocaust Memorial in Amsterdam honors the memory of over 102,000 Dutch Jews who were murdered during the Second World War.

Visit the Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam, a stunning 17th-century landmark that reflects the rich heritage of the Sephardic Jewish community. Remarkably preserved, it offers a glimpse into a time when Amsterdam was a haven for Jews fleeing persecution. PLEASE NOTE: the ticket is included in the "+museums" option