Amsterdam’s National Holocaust Museum, opened in 2016, is housed in a former teachers’ college that once provided sanctuary to hundreds of Jewish children during World War II. The museum offers a poignant and educational experience through its growing collection of artifacts and art exhibitions, which illuminate the profound human impact of the Holocaust. Visitors can explore the historic building and its exhibits, gaining a deeper understanding of the personal stories and historical context of this tragic period.
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