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A striking memorial to the Jews of Leiden who were murdered during World War II is scattered throughout the city.

šŸ“œ Memorial to 270 Jews from Leiden, forcefully taken from their homes on March 17, 1943, who later died in concentration camps.
šŸ” Comprised of six stone suitcases by Dutch/Israeli artist Ram Katzir (2010), symbolizing the single suitcase each victim was allowed to carry.

Why Go

✨ Striking and poignant memorial
šŸ™ Powerful memorial to Holocaust victims
🚶 Scattered throughout Leiden, encouraging exploration
šŸŽØ Unique art installation with deep historical meaning

Tips

šŸ“ Suitcases are located at Zonneveldstraat 10 (two), Roodenburgerstraat 1a (one), Zonneveldstraat behind the law faculty (one), Herensteeg (one), and de Vliet (one).

Cost

šŸ’° Free

Hours

šŸ•’ Always accessible.

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