Prison Oranjehotel World War II - Sight

The Oranjehotel in The Hague is a place of national historical significance. During World War II, this former prison complex served as a detention center for Dutch resistance fighters. Today, it is known as a poignant memorial and educational center.

What can you expect at the Oranjehotel?

• Historical Location: Discover the history of the Oranjehotel, where many resistance fighters were held captive by the Nazis.
• Educational Exhibitions: The exhibitions at the Oranjehotel provide insight into the lives of the prisoners, resistance actions, and the consequences of the occupation.
• Unique Sights: Highlights of the Oranjehotel include:
  - The authentic cells where prisoners were held, including the infamous 'Death Cell 601.'
  - Personal stories and belongings of former prisoners that provide a poignant glimpse into their experiences.
  - The 'Gate of Sighs,' through which prisoners were led to their trial or execution.
• Impressive Monuments: Outside the Oranjehotel, there is a memorial monument, a place for reflection and tribute to the war's victims.

Experience the profound history of Dutch resistance

A visit to the Oranjehotel is a profound experience that provides insight into the courage and resistance of Dutch citizens during the darkest days of World War II.

Furthermore Prison Oranjehotel World War II is near the following sights: Westbroekpark (±950 m), Cinema Pathé Scheveningen (±1,2 km), Holland Casino Scheveningen (±1,2 km), Circustheater (±1,2 km) & Muzee Scheveningen (±1,3 km).

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