Camp de concentration de Westerbork au départ d'Amsterdam - Une visite privée
5.0(1)AmsterdamAnnulation gratuite
À propos de cette activité
Avez-vous visité la Maison d'Anne Frank ? Vous pouvez maintenant suivre son histoire jusqu'au camp de concentration de Westerbork. Ici, nous élargissons notre champ d'action de cette seule famille aux 102 000 Juifs et 245 Roms déportés via ce camp vers les camps de la mort en Allemagne.
Le cœur de cette visite est une visite de 3 heures du camp de Westerbork et de son centre du souvenir. En raison des temps de conduite vers Westerbork, nous avons ajouté des arrêts à mi-chemin pour l'intérêt et la détente. La durée totale de la visite du début à la fin est de 8 à 9 heures.
Nous commençons par la maison d'origine d'Anne Frank à Amsterdam et à mi-chemin sur la route de Westerbork, nous visitons une autre cachette, le village caché dans les bois de Vierhouten. Sur le chemin du retour, nous empruntons la route à travers le barrage de fermeture afin que vous puissiez voir l'un des grands ouvrages hydrauliques des Pays-Bas.
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Véhicule climatisé
*** La durée totale de la visite comprend le temps de trajet vers et depuis Amsterdam
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Thé et café
Déjeuner
Entrance fees
Itinéraire
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This is where Anne Frank lived before she went into hiding. We can only see her house from the outside but we will provide a link to a website with the reconstructed interior. In the park is a small statue of Anne Frank
15 minutes•Entrée libre
2
On the original site in the woods of Vierhouten the Hidden Village has been reconstructed. It housed people in hiding who were helped by the resistance. Although many people knew of its existence it was not betrayed. The village was accidentally discovered by hunting Germans and raided. People that could not flee were shot.
The South-African writer Irma Joubert has written a novel around this place "Het meisje uit het verscholen dorp". Unfortunately not yet available in English.
30 minutes•Entrée libre
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After a visit to the Remembrance Center exhibition we take the shuttle bus to Westerbork Concentration Camp. Westerbork was a transit camp used as a staging area for the deportation of about 102.000 Jews and 245 Roma. To deceive the people of the fate that awaited them the conditions in the camp were less severe. There were no beatings and killings. It is estimated that more than 300 people managed to escape the camp.
3 heures•Entrée non incluse
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Enclosing Dike
After the terrible flood of 1916 it was decided to seal off the Dutch Southern Sea. The Closure Dam was build between 1927 and 1932. We cross the closure dam and stop at the statue of its architect, dr. Lely for refreshments and a look around the Closure Dam monument.
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