National Monument (Nationaal Monument op de Dam)

Standing high in the center of Amsterdam’s Dam Square, the National Monument (Nationaal Monument op de Dam) serves as the Netherlands’ most significant World War II memorial. This towering travertine obelisk, reaching 72 feet (22 meters) into the sky, offers a somber tribute to Dutch soldiers who fell during World War II and subsequent conflicts. Visitors can observe the monument’s imposing presence, which is a focal point for both reflection and annual commemorative events.

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