Nationaal Monument
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Unveiled in 1956, it is a national war memorial commemorating the victims of World War II and armed conflicts.
Nationaal Monument is a national war memorial located on Dam Square in Amsterdam. Unveiled in 1956, it commemorates the victims of World War II and those who died in armed conflicts. The monument takes the form of a white obelisk, surrounded by figures by John Radecker. Commemoration Day ceremonies are held here annually on May 4th. It is a central place for reflection and tribute to war victims.
- Visit time: 15 min
How long does it take to visit Nationaal Monument?
Plan about 15 min.
Nearby
- Dam Square — 80 m
- Damslachtoffers 7 mei 1945 — 90 m
- Royal Palace of Amsterdam — 160 m
- Nieuwe Kerk — 180 m
- Warmoesstraat — 230 m
- De Papegaai — 230 m
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