- The National Monument in Amsterdam was erected to commemorate the casualties of World War II and subsequent conflicts.
- The brainchild of renowned Dutch architect J.J.P. Oud (1890 - 1963), the National Monument made of white travertine was u.
- Around the back of the monument, a low memorial wall has been placed. On this wall a text can be read as written by the famous Dutch poet A. Roland Holst.
- Explore the National Monument when you travel to Amsterdam City Centre - Expedia's National Monument information guide keeps you in the know!
- Sight Name: National Monument on Dam Square Sight Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands (See walking tours in Amsterdam) Sight Type...
- The National Monument on Dam Square (in the opposite of the Royal Palace of Amsterdam) is the most important monument to commemorate the...
- The National Monument is a monument erected in Dam Square, the central square of Amsterdam, the capital of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
- National Monument, Amsterdam - Built in 1956, the National Monument stands twenty-two meters high and is situated across from the Dutch National Palace in...
- Right smack in the middle of Dam Square is a white statue known as the National Monument (Amsterdam).