Discover the profound history of WWII at Camp Westerbork just outside Amsterdam. With guided tours, learn about this pivotal site and honor those affected through reflection and education.
A full day experience
Embark on a poignant journey from Amsterdam to Camp Westerbork, where you'll explore the history of WWII and the tragic fate of over 100,000 Jews. With an expert guide, visit the memorial center, walk the camp grounds, and reflect at the 102,000 Stones monument, deepening your understanding of this significant chapter in history.
Embark on a poignant journey from Amsterdam to Camp Westerbork, where you'll explore the history of WWII and the tragic fate of over 100,000 Jews. With an expert guide, visit the memorial center, walk the camp grounds, and reflect at the 102,000 Stones monument, deepening your understanding of this significant chapter in history.
The site involves walking over uneven historical grounds, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Capture your reflections or photographs at the monument and memorial sites.
Spring and early fall offer comfortable weather for walking and reflection.
Maintain a respectful demeanor while exploring the memorial and learning about its history.
Westerbork was originally established as a refugee camp in 1939 before becoming a transit camp during WWII.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve the original structures and to provide educational programs that promote remembrance and peace.
Sturdy shoes will keep your feet comfortable while exploring the grounds.
Document your visit or capture somber moments at key memorial sites.
Jot down reflections or important insights gained during the tour.
Dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable regardless of the weather.
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