National Holocaust Museum ticket in Amsterdam
- Henriëtte Pimentel led hundreds of Jewish children to safety during the Holocaust
- Explore exhibits detailing Jewish persecution and heroism at the National Holocaust Museum
- Visit the historic Kweekschool, where stories of courage and survival come to life
- Reflect on the Holocaust's impact and the brave acts that saved countless lives
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Entry ticket
Inclusions
Admission to: National Holocaust Museum
Admission to: Permanent exhibitions
Audio guide
Exclusions
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Admission to: Portuguese Synagogue and the Jewish Museum
Additional Info
Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
Free for children aged 0-5
Children aged 18+ will be charged the same rate as adults
Audio commentary is available in English / Dutch
Pets are not allowed inside the venue, with the exception of service animals with valid identification
This activity is wheelchair-accessible
Please note that you must enter within your reserved hour (e.g., 14:00–15:00). Arriving at 14:15 is fine, but arriving earlier or later than your reserved timeslot (e.g., 11:00 or 15:10) isn’t permitted
You may take as much time to explore the museum during opening hours as long as you enter within your reserved timeslot
Wheelchairs are available for borrowing; it is advisable to reserve one in advance. Kindly email [email protected]
What's included in National Holocaust Museum ticket in Amsterdam
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Discover the profound history of the Holocaust at the National Holocaust Museum, housed in the historic Hervormde Kweekschool building. This museum offers a deep dive into the stories of those who lived through one of history’s darkest periods. Nearby, the Crèche was used by the Nazis during the war to gather and deport Jewish children. However, thanks to the bravery of Henriëtte Pimentel, the director of the Crèche, hundreds of these children were saved and led to safety through the Kweekschool. As you explore the museum’s exhibits, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of these harrowing events and the incredible courage displayed by those who risked their lives. This visit is a powerful opportunity to reflect, remember, and learn
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- National Holocaust Museum Plantage Middenlaan 27 1018 DB Amsterdam Netherlands
- National Holocaust Museum Plantage Middenlaan 27 1018 DB Amsterdam Netherlands Please Refer To The Map Https Maps App Goo Gl PQX Eb Qn QU Mdyx Jw N 6 For Assistance How To Get There By Metro Take Metros Number 51 53 Or 54 From Central Station And Get Off At Waterlooplein From There The Museum Is A 10 Minute Walk Away How To Get There By Tram Take Tram 14 From Central Station And Get Off At Artis The Museum Will Be A 2 Minute Walk From The Stop
