Ten Boom Museum in Haarlem: photos, reviews

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In the charming quarter of Haarlem, Oude Stad, the Ten Boom Museum offers a moving glimpse into history. This museum, highly rated at 4.7 on Google, is more than just a collection of artifacts; it is a poignant reminder of courage and compassion during World War II. Opened on April 4, 1988, it stands on the site where the Ten Boom family bravely sheltered Jews from the horrors of the Holocaust. Guided tours lead you through the very rooms that served as a hidden refuge, providing a profound experience that resonates long after your visit. It's recommended to purchase tickets in advance for this popular spot, and basic amenities like a toilet ensure a comfortable exploration.

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Recommended buy tickets ahead, Toilet

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Haarlem, Centrum/Verwulft

Bus stop 292 m walk

Haarlem, Nassaulaan

Bus stop 221 m walk

Centrum/Verwulft

Bus stop 279 m walk

Haarlem, Koudenhorn

Bus stop 448 m walk

4.7

based on 1,252 reviews

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4.7/5 1,252 reviews

Gus Johannes

Been here 3 times now taking my children over the years. Well worth it, and far better story and value than the Anne Frank house located in Amsterdam. Amazing history and story of hope and forgiveness.

tom yeh

要事先預約，有荷蘭文跟英文兩種。導覽員很讚。

John

If you do not know the story of Corrie Ten Boom then you are in for a treat. It is amazing and especially the letter there written by her. Our guide was Martien (I hope I got his name correct) and he did a fantastic job of telling the story. The house helps to bring it to life. If you liked seeing Anne Frank's house you should not miss this.

Ten Boom Museum in Haarlem

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