A solemn tribute to the victims of World War II.
More About National Monument
The National Monument on Dam Square is a poignant tribute to the victims of World War II. Erected in 1956, this white stone pillar is adorned with sculptures by artist John Rädecker and reliefs by Paul Grégoire. It serves as a focal point for the annual Remembrance Day ceremonies. Standing at 22 meters high, the monument is a symbol of peace and freedom, and a place for reflection in the heart of Amsterdam.
What Makes It Special
It serves as a national symbol of remembrance and peace.
Address
Dam Square, 1012 JL Amsterdam
Best Time to Visit
Best visited during Remembrance Day for special ceremonies
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