The National Holocaust Museum is currently temporarily closed for renovation work. In 2022, we hope to open a new National Holocaust Museum. We will then be able to tell the story of the persecution of Jews in the Netherlands from this exceptional, highly significant location. A story of exclusion, persecution and murder – but also of salvation, survival and solidarity.
The museum is located in Amsterdam’s Jewish Cultural Quarter, opposite the Hollandsche Schouwburg building. During World War II, this building – formerly a teacher training college/seminary – was used, with help from the resistance, to smuggle hundreds of children to places of relative safety.
Read here why it is important that we have a National Holocaust Museum, and how you can be involved in this.
With one ticket you can visit all locations of the JCQ.
Admission & tickets
Image: Artist impression by architectural Office Winhov
