War museums in Friesland

The Fries Museum is dedicated to Friesland and its inhabitants. In the museum the story of the countryside and the eleven cities is told, the dealing with water and the search for the typical Frisian. The collection includes contemporary art, archaeological finds, old costumes, the sword of freedom

Museum 't Behouden Huys is dedicated to the history, marine history and culture of Terschelling. The museum illustrates the history of the island and its former inhabitants, with special focus on explorer Willem Barentsz. In 1596 he got stuck in the ice near Nova Zembla, after which he got through t

The Casematemuseum Kornwerderzand is dedicated to the Battle of the Afsluitdijk during the German attack on the Netherlands in 1940. It features seven casemates decorated in the style of 1940, a German bunker and several other buildings. The museum illustrates the daily lives of the soldiers during

The Fries Verzetsmuseum is part of the Fries Museum. The museum illustrates Friesland during World War II, collaboration, resistance and persecution, daily life and liberation in Friesland. The collection includes a selection of army boots, guns, documents, photos and film clips. The museum focusses

Command Post Grou is one of the visitor locations of the Museum Bescherming Bevolking. In the museum you imagine yourself in the world of the Cold War and visit the underground bunkers. This bunker is equipped with four command posts: Kringcommandopost Bescherming Bevolking (KCBB-Friesland-c), Provi

Bunkermuseum Schlei is housed in a bunker of the Seeburg type. During World War II, the bunker served as a communications center. Data from radio and radar signals were collected here and transmitted to the Luftwaffe, which tried to intercept signaled Allied aircraft with fighters.