Niederländisches Widerstandsmuseum
Standort
Grundlegende Informationen
- Versetzen Sie sich zurück in die Zeit des Amsterdam der 1940er Jahre
- Sehen, hören und lesen Sie Geschichten über das Leben während des Zweiten Weltkriegs
- Erleben Sie, wie der Krieg die Niederlande beeinflusste
Praktische Informationen
Kinder
Kindertickets für 7-16 Jährige
Freier Eintritt für Kinder von 0-6 Jahren in Begleitung eines zahlenden Erwachsenen
Öffnungszeiten
Montag - Freitag: 10.00 - 17.00
Samstag - Sonntag: 11.00 - 17.00
Sprachen
Die kostenlose Audiotour ist in Englisch, Niederländisch und Niederländischer Gebärdensprache verfügbar.
Ticket Informationen
Ticket direkt auf dem Handy verfügbar
Das Ticket ist ein Jahr lang gültig und kann nicht storniert werden.
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Zugänglichkeit
Anreise
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
Die nächstgelegenen Haltestellen sind Waterlooplein (Metro 51, 53 & 54) und Artis (Tram 14).
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Die Besatzung und der niederländische Widerstand
Das Niederländische Widerstandsmuseum in Amsterdam ist der Widerstandsbewegung in den Niederlanden während des Zweiten Weltkriegs gewidmet. Gleich nachdem die Deutschen im Mai 1940 Rotterdam bombardiert hatten, kapitulierten die Niederländer und die Nazis übernahmen die Straßen des Landes. Die Menschen wurden vor die Wahl gestellt: Kooperieren wir und tun genau das, was die Deutschen sagen, schließen wir uns den Nazis an und helfen ihnen oder schließen wir uns der Widerstandsbewegung an?
Diesen Fragen wird im Museum nachgegangen. Das Niederländische Widerstandsmuseum fängt das Lebensgefühl während des Zweiten Weltkrieges ein, indem es das Leben von Menschen zeigt, die unterschiedliche Entscheidungen trafen, wobei der Schwerpunkt auf dem Widerstand liegt. Diese oft äußerst gefährliche Wahl machte die Menschen sehr kreativ, um die Nazis zu bekämpfen und Juden und anderen Gruppen von Menschen zu helfen, die gejagt wurden.
Holland im Zweiten Weltkrieg
Die Dauerausstellung des Museums versetzt die Besucher zurück in die vierziger Jahre, die Zeit der deutschen Besatzung während des Zweiten Weltkriegs. Die Säle und Wände, die die Einrichtung des Niederländischen Widerstandsmuseums ausmachen, sind voll mit Fotos, die die Kriegsjahre wieder heraufbeschwören. Ein Großteil der Sammlung besteht aus Artefakten, die aus dem persönlichen Besitz von Mitgliedern der Widerstandsbewegung stammen.
Die Ausstellung deckt alle Formen des Widerstands ab: Streiks, Fälschung von Dokumenten, Hilfe beim Untertauchen, Untergrundzeitungen, Fluchtwege, bewaffneten Widerstand und Spionage. Zu sehen sind versteckte Waffen, gefälschte Ausweise, Schreibmaschinen, auf denen verschlüsselte Nachrichten getippt wurden, sowie Schachbretter mit geheimen Fächern.
Lernen Sie mehr darüber, wie das Leben im Widerstand war und wie der Alltag der Menschen aussah, die sich zur Kooperation entschlossen. Welche Einschränkungen wurden ihnen durch die Besatzung auferlegt und warum entschieden sich einige von ihnen schlussendlich doch dazu, sich dem Widerstand anzuschließen? Ein weiterer Teil des Museums beschäftigt sich mit dem niederländischen Kolonialreich, den Niederländisch-Ostindischen Inseln während des Krieges, wo die Bevölkerung damals unter dem japanischen Regime litt.
Sichern Sie sich jetzt Ihre Eintrittskarten!
Die Ausstellungstexte sind sowohl in Englisch als auch Niederländisch gehalten, so dass sie für die meisten Besucher zugänglich sind. Es gibt ergänzend eine kostenlose Audioführung, die in Niederländisch, Englisch, Französisch, Deutsch, Italienisch, Portugiesisch und Spanisch angeboten wird. Buchen Sie jetzt Ihre Tickets für das Niederländische Widerstandsmuseum und verpassen Sie dieses wichtige Stück niederländischer Geschichte bei Ihrem Besuch nicht!
Bewertungen
291 Bewertungen
Sehr gutes Museum
Ein interessantes Museum, welches das Thema gut aufbereitet. Man kann das Museum auch mit jüngeren Kindern besuchen, da es einen extra Teil nur für Kinder gibt. In diesem werden die Informationen kindsgerecht aufbereitet.
Das Museum, das den Horizont erweitert...
Wir haben das Museum Ende Mai 2o24 besucht. Das Team am Eingang (Kasse/Garderobe) war äußerst freundlich und mit großem Interesse haben wir die Ausstellung angeschaut: Sehr schön, daß es zu den jeweiligen Zeitabschnitten eine Gesamtübersicht gibt, die sich danach in einzelne Blickwinkel aufteilt. Mittels Audio-Guide war es kein Problem, die Videos oder Texte (Engl./Niederl.) auch auf Deutsch zu hören. Besonders hat uns die objektive Darstellung dieser schwierigen Zeit gefallen, gerade wenn man daran denkt, was Deutschland hier den Niederlanden angetan hat. Aber da hat man beim Ausstellungskonzept auch sehr darauf geachtet, hier und da die Deutschen darzustellen, die etwas Humanität gezeigt haben. Dieses Museum mit seiner Ausstellung hat uns sehr überzeugt und können es nur sehr weiterempfehlen. Es erweitert den Horizont und ordnet Anne Frank auch sehr gut in einen Gesamtkontext ein.
Schön aufbereitet
Das museum ist sehr schön, modern, sauber und interessant. Es dauert zwar eher 2-3h und man muss sich nicht unbedingt jede einzelne Geschichte durchlesen aber die Führung gibt einen tollen Einblick und zeigt viele verschiedene Perspektiven und Lebensrealitäten.
Absolut sehenswert, aber bitte Zeit einplanen
Wir sind heute im Museum gewesen. Eine absolute Empfehlung. Die Ausstellung ist toll aufbereitet und gestaltet. Man folgt der Geschichte des Wiederstands in den Niederlanden von 1940 bis 1945. Audio Guides gibt es in sehr vielen Sprachen. Man sollte unbedingt Zeit einplanen. Wir waren nur etwas über anderthalb Stunden vor Ort, da das Museum dann geschlossen hat. Man sollte jedoch besser 2-3 Stunden einplanen. Auch mit Kindern und Jugendlichen lohnt der Besuch. Ein Ausstellungsbereich stellt die Lebenswirklichkeit von vier Kindern / Jugendlichen dar. Der Nachwuchs sollten jedoch Englisch oder Niederländisch verstehen.
Unbedingt besuchen
Sehr informativ und umfangreiches Material. Wichtig: wir haben uns wirklich alles angeschaut und angehört und haben dafür 3h benötigt (statt der 1-2h die als grobe Zeitplanung angegeben sind). Lohnt sich aber auf jedenfall.
Excellent.
Excellent museum and very well done. Important topic and we learned so much!
A Great gripping experience
We visited several museums in Amsterdam and the Verzetsmusum was our favourite by far. It's not to big or to crowded. The interactive displays are both interesting and informative and gives a gripping account of life in the Netherlands and its colonies during WWII
This museum is really well done
This museum is really well done. My grandfather was part of the resistance during WWII, so I wanted to understand what my family went through during that time. I was not disappointed. This museum is literally teeming with displays/films/audio of the heroes and the villains of this period of time. You can hear it in the language of your choice at your own pace. It is well worth the price of admission.
So glad we didn’t miss this.
The museum was incredibly powerful. We learned so much. Our only disappointment was that we did not allow enough time for our visit.
Excellent Museum to learn more about the Dutch Experience during WWII
My mother grew up in a town near Amsterdam during WWII, and the Germans occupied that area. I wanted to learn more about what my mother experienced, and what the people of The Netherlands did to fight against this occupation. I learned so much about the bravery of the people, but also the struggles and starvation. The process of going through the Museum is very well done, with films placed intermittently throughout. (A nice place to sit!) And the audio was so helpful. Highly recommend a visit to this museum.
Very worthwhile visit
Very worthwhile visit. Lots of information about Dutch experience in Second World War and under nazis. Learned a lot. Very well set out and engaging. Excellent audio guide.
Great Museum!
Really good history of the Dutch Resistance in WW2 and how WW2 impactedthe Dutch colonies around the world. Children's area was an eye-opening gem.
Excellent immersive experience
This is a brilliant museum, incredibly powerful and immersive. The personal stories coupled with historical account brought it to life in a way I wasn’t expecting. I would recommend this to anyone.
One of the best museums I have visited
This museum is very well run ,professional with lovely staff and a good range of books and other publications in English and Dutch . The stories and exhibits tell the individual stories of personal bravery and consideration and are inspiring and sad ,heart-breaking in different ways . The featured people put their lives at risk for their principles and values, freedom on a daily basis . This is an excellent museum and has an accompanying audio guide which can be activated on reaching the different displays . There is a locker room where you can leave your baggage which is free and excellent toilet facilities . The museum has air conditioning and is comfortable to walk around . Open 10.00-5.00 payment and purchases are by card only. The national Holocaust museum is just around the corner. I would recommend at least two hours + to visit
Personal Histories of the Dutch in WWII
The museum uses personal experiences to characterize the behavior of the Dutch under Nazi occupation. The curators try to capture the variety of response within what was for most Dutch a time of profound suffering without ignoring the Dutch who amplified the suffering of their fellow citizens. The use of personal experience is comparable to the Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom in Tallin, Estonia. Especially, poignionant and thought provoking is the exhibit on the Dutch treatment of Indonesians after WWII.
Outstanding museum
Outstanding museum. My daughters (9 and 11) said it was the best museum they’d ever visited. And the adults learnt lots about the Dutch resistance and experience too. My daughter reminds me that we talked about it all dinner time too.
Highly recommend!
Absolutely amazing museum, we easily spent almost three hours there and we learned so much. There’s even a junior section to make the history more palatable for younger audiences. Excellent coverage of the Dutch colonies and the women’s movement in Iran
An easy and educational experience
A very exciting and, not least, reflective experience that gives food for thought in a turbulent time.
Resistance is a duty
Very well organized and presented. Compelling materials, opportunities to express your thoughts on a display wall with dozens of others. Included a temporary Iranian women’s exhibit. A must see
resistance museum amsterdam is worth a 2 hour visit
resistance museum amsterdam is worth a 2 hour visit; learn of WW 2 in Holland.
Een indrukwekkend gezinsuitje
Met onze kleinzoon van 14 bezochten wij dit museum. Het is een bijzonder persoonlijke aanpak, je leert de oorlog kennen via portretten van individuele mensen en hun rol n de oorlog. Voor alle leeftijden!!
Impedibile
Una scoperta, audioguida in italiano, visita che é durata circa due ore e mezza, molto interessante. Si dà erroneamente per scontato che l'occupazione tedesca in paesi come l'Olanda sia stata più 'leggera' e che non ci sia stata Resistenza, musei come questo contestualizzano, raccontano tante storie personali, insomma aiutano a comprendere la complessità della storia.
Top quality musuem
A must see attraction. With the help of audio guides, you relive the story of Dutch resistance during WWII. Tastefully and professionally done. Mastercard cards accepted.
Very interesting & thought provoking
This is a very well presented museum with good audio option. Gives a great insight into what went on during the war.
Amazing and thought provoking.
Great admin for ticket booking and a friendly/helpful greeting on arrival. This museum is amazing. Information is broken down by chronology and into manageable chunks. There is the option of an excellent audio guide which is free of charge. Lovely to see the additional women's resistance exhibition which was very thought provoking. We were so engaged we hadn't realised 2 hours had passed. We went first thing in the morning and it wasn't too crowded.
Dutch Resistance Museum Tour
Absolutely amazing, very informative with audio descriptions and videos with sign language, easy to walk around and follow directions. Would definitely recommend.
Immersive, Heartbreaking, and Essential
An extraordinary and deeply moving museum experience. The Resistance Museum manages, with remarkable creativity and sensitivity, to recreate something of the atmosphere of life under occupation in the Netherlands — the fear, uncertainty, persecution, and daily moral dilemmas people faced. What impressed me most was how powerfully it brings to life not just the historical events, but the human stories behind them: ordinary people confronted with impossible choices, acts of courage, moments of despair, and the quiet resilience that helped so many endure. The way the material is presented is incredibly thoughtful and immersive. Rather than simply displaying facts, the museum draws you into the emotional reality of the time. You leave with a much deeper understanding of the struggles people went through, and with profound admiration for those who resisted in ways both large and small. I was truly, deeply impressed — this is one of the most powerful and beautifully curated museums I have ever visited.
Hidden gem
Lovely little museum hidden a bit out of the centre of the city, tells the story of the Netherlands through the war and the resistance to the occupiers not just in the country itself but also the colonies
Very informative and moving.
Excellent museum. Definitely worth a visit.
Musée très intéressant
Le musée de la résistance est un musée très intéressant et interactif qui retrace l'histoire de la résistance aux Pays-Bas durant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Je recommande. Toutefois, il vaut mieux avoir 1h30/2h de temps libre pour le visiter car il y a beaucoup d'informations.
Thought provoking
This is a very well presented museum with films and descriptions of life during the war. My teenagers, who are both studying history, found it easy to access and thought provoking. The handheld audio guides helped as we walked round. It takes about 2 hours.
Well worth visit
Great insight into life of ordinary people in an occupied country as well as their resistance
Excellent interactive museum with great children’s exhibits
Excellent museum and not to be missed! Included interactive elements and short films. Fantastic children’s area that follows the lives of four children and includes a mini school room, shops, etc. Free lockers. An Amsterdam “must do” in my book!
Excellent - impactful experience!
This is a great museum that is so relevant with the world today. Highly educational for all ages. It's full of histories - allowing you to understand Amsterdam and how the past shaped this city/Europe. We went for 4 hours and was able to listen/watched/read the summary of each items on display; and wish we had at least 1 more hour to finish learning the Women's section of the museum. Highly recommend - an important history to know. We came from the US to visit the museum and it hits home (a parallel of the current affairs).
Informative and eye-opening. Worth taking the opportunity to visit and learn.
I used the I amsterdam card for entry. The museum delivers a detailed account of life for the people of the Netherlands during the occupation. Personal accounts and profiles are represented. The audio guide was faultless.
Definitely a museum to visit
The Resistance Museum is definitely one to visit when in Amsterdam. It works best when asking questions - after you view an exhibit it asks what you would do in similar circumstances. Well laid out informative and a possibly a key to understanding the Dutch way of thinking. Neither does it shy away from the awkward fact that many Dutch sided with the Nazi regime. Highly recommended
An absolute must for anyone wishing to understand how history could repeat itself.
An incredibly moving experience. Excellent story telling of the horror and heroism shown during the Second World War. The unexpected temporary exhibition of Woman life freedom moved me to tears and is a must an any self respecting woman to see. Highly recommend a visit and I would suggest a good 2-3 hours to really take in all the information contained within the exhibits.
A must see museum
Awesome place telling story of Dutch resistance and more, current exhibition of women for freedom an added bonus, an absolute must see at very reasonable price includes free audio tour equipment
Lovely place to visit to learn more about the role of the resistance in Holland during the occupation
We walked here from our hotel, which took about 40 minutes through the lovely city. Entrance cost 17.50 Euros each and we were given a free electronic guide which is easy to use as you just tap on things around the museum to get more detail. Very easy to follow walkway and there are lots of places to sit and stop and take everything in. There is even signposting for the deaf on all the video displays. As we were walking round there were some school trips and everyone was respectful. Anyone interested in the Dutch Heroine (Hannie Schaft) will find out more about her story here. Lots of objects, photo's video etc and really well set out. There is also a small cafe which we visited fro lunch afterwards before we walked round the corner to a separate venue. Round the corner from this museum is another museum which the Germans used to gather everyone up before they were deported to god known where. This was done very secretively as the place was an old theatre so people came in, registered, sat and waited before being carted off to god known where, which usually meant the train station and last stop Auschwitz. If you visit the museum. walk back out the front door, turn right and walk about 100 yards down the road and turn left. One museum is on the right with the old cinema on the left.
VERZETS RESISTANCE MUSEUM, Amsterdam
I found this museum was amazing. I was given headphones and it took quite a few hours to go round and absorb everything. The museum was immersive with hands on experiences. Part of the museum was geared specifically for children. However, as an older adult ‘all’ the Museum was of interest to me. I found the sad thing being that not many people whose personal stories were told survived. I learnt so much about what happened to the Dutch people during the war which I did not know about. So was glad to be educated. There were lockers available for coats and bags. Although food is not served in the museum there was a cafe and a bar next to the museum. The museum was located in a perfect spot close to our hotel. I can highly recommend a trip to this museum. 😀
Must go to this musuem
This was another good museum in Amsterdam. This museum gave a nice overview of The Netherlands and how it was affected by World War 2. It had a lot of stories of individuals and how they were affected, but it also gave an overview of how it affected the whole country. Of course, with any musuem, it couldn't possibly cover everything, but it covers a lot. Give it a visit if you're in Amsterdam.
Definitely worth a visit
Definitely worth a visit. The Dutch Resistance Museum is excellent value and incredibly informative. The audio guide is really engaging, and I loved the videos and interactive elements throughout the museum. Everything is presented in a clear, thoughtful way that makes the history feel very real and personal. I learnt a lot and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting.
Must-visit Experience
The Resistance Museum is a must-visit. We loved our experience and found it incredibly eye-opening to learn about firsthand experiences during World War II and the courageous ways the Dutch resisted occupation. The personal stories are powerful, well presented, and make the history feel very real. Highly recommended.
Excellent - highly recommended
Fantastic museum - engaging, informative and very respectful. The staff are also very welcoming. I would highly recommend visiting.
De moeite waard
Mooi museum over de verzetsstrijd in Nederland. Het museum geeft goed de verschillende standpunten, dilemma's,... weer. Het museum beschikt ook over een junior verzetsmuseum. De moeite waard om met kinderen te doen, al moet ik zeggen dat ik er als volwassene ook van genoten heb. De tijdelijke expo van Josephine Baker was ook de moeite waard. Het museum ligt tegenover de Artis Zoo. Je kan dit dus perfect combineren.
Engaging and thought provoking
This was my third visit to the Verzetsmuseum, and this time I brought my 10 and 7 year-old sons. I was really impressed by how engaged they were, especially in the Junior Museum. The stories, activities, and interactive elements made the history easy to understand and meaningful for them. They were telling everyone about the stories at the end of the day, which tells me they were engaged and interested but not upset or traumatised by what they saw or listened to. Even after several visits, the museum remains powerful and informative, presenting the Dutch resistance in a clear and human way. An excellent museum for both adults and children. I highly recommend coming here if in Amsterdam.
Resistance Museum
A very well done presentation of the Dutch experience during WWII with personal stories of individual resistance members, collaborators, and victims.
Interessant museum
Met audio tour heel veel verhalen gehoord van mensen die de oorlog hebben meegemaakt. Ook veel verhalen gelezen erg interessant. Het museum is niet geschikt voor kleine kinderen.
History brought to life.
My wife, with her Dutch heritage, wanted to visit this museum to get a better sense of what her father and grandparents might have faced during WWII. It turned out to be a surprisingly moving and informative visit. The exhibition is fairly large and comfortably fills about an hour. You’re given an audio guide, and with a simple tap at each station you get clear explanations that help bring everything to life. Even though I’m not Dutch myself, I found it genuinely interesting and well worth the visit. There are lockers and bathrooms available, and the museum is conveniently located right next to the zoo.
One of the best museums I've ever been to
Very interesting. Ended up spending a good four hours here, which I had not planned to. The material is very well-presented - lots of multi-lingual videos, well-chosen artefacts, the right amount of explanation, clear themes and chronology. I didn't get confused or bored. It used the stories of real people to explore the dilemmas and choices people caught up in WW2 Netherlands faced. The free AV guide worked well for me and was nice and simple. You are allowed to go out and return on the same ticket (on the same day).
