This used to be one of the most important and famous theatres in Amsterdam and that’s why, it should be there on your list of attractions. Along with that, this place is also one of the most important war memorials in the city. During the World War II, this place was used by the Nazis as an assembly and now it has turned into a monument for those Jews who had been deported and killed by the Nazis. Yes, it may not be the happiest place to be, but you cannot deny this place if you want to know about the history. This place was founded in 1892 and since then it has been used in different purposes over the years.

• If you are a student of history or want to know about the cruel history of that time, then this building and monument will be able to help.
• Here, you will find about the 6700 surnames which have been engraved to play tribute to 104,000 Jews.

• The ticket office closes an half hour before the closing time.
• Closed on King's Day 26 April, Rosh Hashanah, Jewish New Year- 25 and 26 September and Yom Kippur-October 4.

• Take the light rail or a bus from the Amsterdam, Artis

• The Browns Cafe
• The Grasshopper Cafe

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