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El Museo de la Resistencia Holandesa está dedicado al movimiento de resistencia en los Países Bajos durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Justo después de que los alemanes bombardearan Rotterdam en mayo de 1940, los holandeses se rindieron y los nazis tomaron las calles del país. La gente se enfrentó a una elección: ¿cooperamos y hacemos exactamente lo que dicen los alemanes, nos unimos a los nazis y les ayudamos o nos unimos al movimiento de resistencia?
Esta cuestión se explora en el museo. El Museo de la Resistencia Holandesa ayuda a evocar el clima de los años de la guerra mostrando las vidas de las personas que tomaron diferentes decisiones, con un enfoque principal en la resistencia. Esta elección, a menudo extremadamente peligrosa, hizo que la gente fuera muy creativa a la hora de frustrar a los nazis y ayudar a los judíos y otros grupos de personas que eran perseguidos.
La exposición permanente del museo te trasladará a los años cuarenta, el periodo de la ocupación alemana durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Las salas y paredes que componen la decoración del Museo de la Resistencia Holandesa están llenas de fotos que ayudan a evocar los años de la guerra. Gran parte de la colección consiste en objetos recogidos de las pertenencias personales de los miembros del movimiento de resistencia.
La exposición abarca todas las formas de resistencia: huelgas, falsificación de documentos, ayuda a la clandestinidad, periódicos clandestinos, vías de escape, resistencia armada y espionaje. Se pueden ver carritos con armas escondidas, tarjetas de identidad falsificadas, máquinas de escribir en las que se tecleaban mensajes codificados y tableros de ajedrez con compartimentos ocultos.
Además de ver los entresijos de la vida en la resistencia, también verás cómo era el día a día de las personas que decidieron cooperar. ¿Qué limitaciones les imponía la ocupación y por qué algunos decidieron unirse a la resistencia después de todo? Otra parte importante del museo se centra en el imperio colonial holandés, las Indias Orientales Holandesas durante la guerra. Donde la población sufrió terriblemente bajo el régimen de terror japonés.
La exposición está en inglés y neerlandés, lo que la hace accesible a la mayoría de los visitantes. También hay un audioguía gratuito que se ofrece en holandés, inglés, francés, alemán, italiano, portugués y español. Reserva ya tus entradas para el Museo de la Resistencia Holandesa y no te pierdas esta pieza fundamental de la historia holandesa.
137 Reviews
aitordiaz24
Muy recomendable para amantes de la historia. Es un recorrido por la historia de los Países Bajos durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, basado en decenas de historias individuales. Muy interesante y tiene audioguía en español. Si lo quieres ver entero escuchando todas las historias, te llevará unas tres horas.
marialuisanl
Uno de los museos tapados de Amsterdam que es un auténtica joya. Un verdadero sitio de memoria y un buen recordatorio para la democracia. Además tiene una parte para niños entretenidísima que enseña de manera muy llamativa la Historia de la lucha contra el nazismo.
33augustov
Es un museo de obligada visita en Amsterdam. Muestra la realidad de la sociedad neerlandesa y por extensión europea en el período de la llegada al poder Hitler en Alemania y la invasión de toda Europa por el ejército nazi. Plantea las diferentes formas de abordar la situación: siendo colaborador de los nazis; oponiéndoles resistencia; o intentando pasar lo más inadvertido posible. Muy didáctico, ameno y visual: afiches, fotografías, objetos de la época y la historia personal de varias personas desde líderes nazis neerlandeses hasta opositores que lucharon en La Resistenica contra el invasor. Hay a su vez varios videos cortos que explican acontecimientos relevantes durante la invasión nazi a los Países Bajos. El audio funciona muy bien y está disponible en varios idiomas. Un museo con un contenido muy relevante. Visitarlo, en mi opinión, es esencial porque siempre ha habido líderes mesiánicos que destruyeron la convivencia bajo falsos discursos y porque aprender de los errores de nuestros abuelos nos prepara para afrontar con más claridad lo que puede venir. It is a must-see museum in Amsterdam. It shows the reality of Dutch and, by extension, European society in the period when Hitler came to power in Germany and the invasion of all of Europe by the Nazi army. It raises the different ways of approaching the situation: being a collaborator of the Nazis; resisting them; or trying to go as inconspicuous as possible. Very educational, entertaining and visual: posters, photographs, objects from the time and the personal history of several people from Dutch Nazi leaders to opponents who fought in the Resistance Front against the invader. There are also several short videos that explain relevant events during the Nazi invasion of the Netherlands. The audio works great and is available in multiple languages. A museum with very relevant content. Visiting it, in my opinion, is essential because there have always been messianic leaders who destroyed coexistence under false discourses and because learning from the mistakes of our grandparents prepares us to face more clearly what may come.
edgarleopard
Más que el museo de la resistencia, es el museo de la represión y exterminio de una parte del pueblo holandés. Más de una persona que se envuelve en la bandera del agulicho al grito de ¡¡arriba Ñordia!! debería verlo.
flamenca007
El museo de la Resistencia es Muy interesante, tiene una audioguia en castellano gratis con la entrada. La zona muy bonita para pasear
FGuestrin
Una muy grata sorpresa este museo. Es muy interactivo y tiene audioguías en todos los idiomas. Muy interesante para conocer el papel de este país durante el nazismo. Para los niños hay un sector muy atractivo y didáctico acerca de las distintas posiciones ideológicas de las familias con la recreación de sus casas. Lo recomiendo muchísimo! Es una lástima que tenga poca prensa. Me enteré por una guía de Sandemans a quien le agradezco enormemente.
mdr91
I discovered this museum when researching on Tripadvisor before leaving for Amsterdam. We are so glad we made time to visit. The museum did an excellent job of taking you through the various stages of the war in Amsterdam and the resulting resistance movement. There were a lot of very personal stories woven throughout the exhibit that really added to the impact of the museum. The museum gives you a listening device that provides an explanation of each display, but there are also cards with much of the same text on the wall. It was very easy to follow along. The only downside of our visit was that there were two school groups who entered shortly after us. Their guide actually asked us to move from one of the displays (while we were in the middle of listening to the audio description) because she wanted to talk about it to her group. We weren't lingering and hadn't jumped ahead of them, so it was confusing as to why she felt it was ok to try to shoo us away. While I think it's great that school groups visit this museum, perhaps it would be better if they have their own dedicated times if the guides are going to try to push other visitors out of the way. Overall I highly recommend visiting if you are in Amsterdam.
fabdog
This was an interesting museum focusing on WW2 in the Netherlands. Showed how the resistance formed over time, and that many people didn't take a side. The audio guide is helpful for the many short films that cover different periods of time but in the exhibits just reads what's printed on the placards
malinf78
Very interesting experience, thoughtful stories and displays about the 2nd world war and the resistance in the Netherlands.
903neille
Excellent and honest analysis of the way the resistance was formed and acted. The audiovisuals were excellent and easy for all ages
r0zebud
This museum was excellently done! Informative and easy to understand. The audio in each language was amazing, very accessible. Would highly recommend! The kids section was perhaps to child like to engage our kids aged 11 & 14, mostly due to the fact the rest of the museum as so well done.
KrokoMakro
Historien om besættelsen af Holland og den efterfølgende modstandskamp, bliver formidlet på fornem vis. Museets audioguide fungerer rigtig godt og der findes også enkelte steder med fortællinger på video. Der er gratis entré med City Card.
I1385HHjanet
Amazing museum! Went with my 16 year old daughter and we spent 3 hrs there. Audio guide and all visual resources were fantastic. The museum covered all different perspectives allowing us to fully grasp the impact of this horrifying event. Would definitely recommend to people of all ages.
rayj710
Not on our radar but recommended by friends. Pleasant 1/2 an hour amble from Amsterdam Centraal (Railway station). Good cafe right out the front where we had lunch before going in. Not overly large museum, well organised chronologically, with film, photos, physical exhibits and written pasteboard stories adding to self guided audio tour from all sides: Dutch, German, Resistance, Collaboraters, Civilians. Well worth it.
travel_junkie1573
One of the best museums we have been to. My 11 year old loved both the main museum and the kid's area. So interesting and informative. Main museum offers audio tour in many languages. Kid's area is in Dutch or English. Don't miss this one!!
J7419QKtomh
Dutch Resistance Museum – The Museum is a little out of the way and across the street from the zoo. We spent a full two hours here walking through this informative and sober museum, reading and experiencing the exhibits. The individual stories of courage and despair were incredible. There were also some immersive experiences, like the exhibit of an actual homemade radio whose antenna you had to manipulate in order to hear the clandestine daily program offered by the exiled queen herself.
bethfjones
Really enjoyed the museum, easily spent 3 hours there. Thought the audio guides were a great touch to break up the reading. I learnt so much and will definitely go again.
rweis1d
Amazing museum which really details the plight of the Jews, the Dutch and the Resistance in the Netherlands during WWII. Has real good audio program about many individuals that were caught up in the events. This part is incredible
124ginab
The audio tour takes you through what happened, how the resistance started, who was involved and how it helped. I've read about the resistance and this tour brought it into perspective
BobN06
Museum is a great presentation of Dutch resistance in WWII. Incorporates world history into local events through videos and personal stories. Highly informative and accessible. Only thing we found was that it seemed biased, putting a positive spin on the Dutch and their resistance to the Nazis. Realize that this a museum about the Dutch resistance but this needs to be tempered in your mind that the Dutch population in general focused on survival and over 2/3 of the Jewish population was killed.
Navigate23281424354
Visiting this museum is well worth it. Friendly informative staff and free lockers on entry to store your bags etc. The museum was very informative and lots of effort has been put into making the museum easy to navigate with lots of visual pictures and videos. Each person is given a headset and you can move around at your own pace. Takes about an hour but no time restrictions in place.
tmb123_12
This is a very good and informative museum. A must do if you are in Amsterdam. We did the Ann Frank walking tour before coming to the museum so we had a lot of background knowledge about the occupation and resistance of the Dutch people. The artifacts collected and research that went into telling these stories was extensive. It was not a boring museum but inspiring.
az2580
What an incredibly curated museum- telling the story of the brave resistance members in the Netherlands throughout World War II. I felt so emotional knowing there were such brave individuals willing to stand up to the Nazis. Excellent story telling, powerful experience.
catherinegH4628RS
This museum is a "must see" when you are in Amsterdam!! It gives a really good "look" at how the resistance grew and spread over the many years of the war -- and how there were so many different points of view at the beginning. We spent 2 hours in this museum and all of us were so impressed and moved by the many stories it told.
ZacharyWHennessy
An absolutely brilliant museum showcausing the history of the Netherlands during World War 2 through a set of stories that connected you to the people that lived through it
lechatdusix
Un musée accessible à tous. Accueil charmant. Des audioguides dans plusieurs langues (dont le français = permettent de suivre la progression dans l'exposition. Les salles sont très riches en documentation, photos, films ( video), objets historiques. Les commentaires sont sobres et très explicatifs. La progression chronologique est très explicite. Un regard sobre, sans concession (on aborde aussi bien les résistants que les collaborateurs). Les femmes résistantes sont mises à l'honneur. La librairie permet d'acheter des ouvrages en néerlandais et en anglais. Je recommande.
momscaasi1
I suggest reading about the Dutch resistance before going, so you understand how important and dangerous their work was. I also recommend you travel with plug in headphones. All museums have handhelds for each museum station, and the “phones” they give you aren’t super comfortable to hold over a long period of time. The headphones that plug in work wonders for comfort.
809titusp
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.
catherinesH134IL
Learn about the history of the Netherlands during World War 2 at this resistance museum. Through a series of short films, with an English handset, and a series of exhibits that expand on the films, follow the growth of the Dutch resistance. It takes 1 to 2 hours, depending on how in depth you go.
mb01061979
Zeer degelijk museum! Een aanrader voor de geïnteresseerden. Niet grootmaar genoeg verhalen om er toch een 2-tal uur rond te struinen.
stevelundgrenl
This museum was so informative with an audio tour, videos, and artifacts. It was so informative and extensive. I highly recommend this when visiting Amsterdam especially if you enjoy history.
amyb129
My 20-year-old daughter and I visited the museum on a recommendation and we are so glad we did. We’ve been to many museums internationally and we both agreed this was the best we have been to.. The exhibits are all based on personal experiences during the war, and the stories are so well told. The the best part is the kids area (I don’t care how old you are… this is a must see )which tracks the lives of four children during the war with amazing interactive exhibits and concludes with interviews with them as adults… Extremely powerful . We usually have an hour limit in any museum. We spent over two and probably would go back. Very easy to get to with a short walk from the tram stop in a cute neighborhood. It was complimentary to the Anne Frank house and told a larger story .
RHES
Good museum layout which points out what was happening during different time periods of the invasion, shows how people responded differently to the invasion and makes you ask yourself what you would do. Plan on 2 hours. Good audio tour included.
MarieliTX
This is a great museum. I highly recommend even if you're only somewhat interested in WWII history. Three things kept me from giving it a full 5. 1. It's big and a bit overwhelming toward the end. It's not something to breeze through in 45 minutes. It deserves 90 minutes (you could easily commit to 2+ hours if your interests are deep and you've the time) in order to hear some of the stories/explanations. Otherwise, why go? 2. I wanted to know more about the citizens' reconciliation process regarding collaborators in post-war years. A few personal stories begged a bigger picture. 3. I'd have appreciated an overt tie to Anne Frank House. And visa versa. These two museums are joined at the hip in so many ways it would be natural to cross tie just a bit so that there is a smooth transition between the two. Final thought: if you only have time to do one or the other, I can't blame you choosing Anne Frank. It's a greatest hit sight in Amsterdam. But this is a great companion if you can do both or consolation if you can't get to Anne Frank.
SophieB7564
Musée très intéressant, très pédagogique grâce notamment à l’audio guide. On apprend énormément de choses sur l’histoire de la résistance néerlandaise. Prévoir 1h30-2h de visite. Je recommande.
rickvR8072FZ
Het museum verteld met zoveel zorg alles wat je moet weten over de oorlog en het verzet. Ook super interessant v de kids is het junior gedeelte. Wat heel interactief is en de verhalen van vier kids verteld. Echt een aanrader!!
491lizp
Largely a history of how the Dutch nation coped with the German occupation of World War II and the moral conflicts involved. There is also a room about slavery and some reference to the war against Indonesia in the late 1940s.
mariejoser161
Great museum also special part for kids! Really well done, extremely interactive. My son loved it, even though its a difficult subject, my son is 11.
Helen711
Audio tour included with admission. Lots of stories from individuals. Was surprised to learn about conscription of Dutch men who were taken to Germany.
Smient18
Ook al heb ik veel kennis van wo2 toch is een bezoek ook dan een aanrader. Zeer informatief en leerzaam. Ook op 62 jarige leeftijd. Ik heb ook het kinder parcours gevolgd en die is naar mijn idee dusdanig uitdagend en educatief dat kinderen hier een helder beeld van het leven van kinderen en volwassen in wo2 aan over houden. Voor jonge generaties geldt helaas; een gewaarschuwd en geïnformeerde jeugd telt voor twee!!
Ynspire
The museum is very well done with a mix of personal stories and general narratives about WWII from the Dutch perspective. There were a number of interactive exhibits that added to the mix. While we were there, there was a temporary exhibition on slavery, which tied well to the forced labour required of the Dutch. The stories on hiding from the Germans nicely dovetail with what we learned at the Anne Frank House museum. The exhibits also covered the post war period bringing into focus the Indonesians and their fight for independence. Overall an engaging way to learn about Dutch history.
alixquoicoubeh
Super musée ! C'était une expérience très enrichissante, j'ai appris plein de choses sur la résistance néerlandaise que je ne connaissais pas du tout. Des audios guides sont à disposition (dans beaucoup de langues) et expliquent très bien. Il y a aussi quelques activités qui permettent d'être immergé dans cet univers. Par contre, prévoyez bien 2h30-3h pour faire ce musée qui est assez long (même si le temps est passe très vite quand apprend des choses aussi intéressantes). Un très bon rapport qualité/prix. Je recommande !
DrNic1
Well worth a visit as a great resource to detail what happened during the war They do a great job of explaining the details with multi lingual options that are fed to you through a hand held device that activates as you enter each of the areas TIP bring a pair of plug in ear phones for an easier and improved listening experience (blue tooth ones won’t work) Wish the flow was better organized as at times we felt like we missed things and other times we seemed to repeat Overall well done
Shenelie
This is a great museum, a must see. So many interesting stories of brave Dutch men and women. (Some traitors also!) my only criticism is the very grumpy rude women on the front desk where we got our tickets. (Short hair and glasses) No warm welcome, and she was very rude.
Paa_resande_fot
The exhibition is very well made and a visit is highly recommended. Although obviously handling a very sensitive topic I think it works with all school age children.
tedonmaui
The Dutch WWII resistance against occupation is embodied here. At times hands-off with devices, at times immersed in oral histories is a recreated setting, the Verzetsmuseum creeps into your soul. Bored teenagers? Not anymore. Let them wander into the four WWII teens village and chose their path. One matures in 15 minutes!
I8672KCrobw
Very informative but need at least 2 hours to go around. Very good value. Lots of exhibits relating to the era. Many many stories of individual horizon and tales of woe from survivors
RaleighGirl123
Fantastic overview of the Dutch Resistance during WWII. The children’s portion of the museum is so well done. Engaging, informative and interactive.
julesnj
The approach of highlighting the experiences and actions of so many individuals gave so much richness to this experience. We stayed for nearly 3 1/2 hours and all four of us loved this museum. The new audio guides definitely had some glitches but every exhibit had English and Netherlands plaques so you won’t miss any info. The examples gave nuanced views on resistence, collaborator and those who were afraid to rock the boat. Don’t miss this!
moppycat
My boyfriend is a big history fan and this museum was just incredible. So much more immersive than we expected it to be! Absolutely loved all the interactive elements like the radio you could 'tune' yourself to listen to secret programmes and the many video rooms. The interior was really well done with lots of themed rooms and exceeded our expectations in almost every way. We ended up staying and poring over every display for way longer than we'd expected. The staff at the front desk were super friendly and we had a pleasant conversation about where we're from and how our holiday was going. There was a nice gift shop too, though understandably on the smaller side given the size of the museum. I was very tempted by the well-priced assortment of ww2 propaganda posters and postcards but reluctantly realised they'd get creased in my suitcase on the way home. Really lovely museum, would recommend!