Augmented Reality

During the Second World War, Camp Westerbork was a transit camp. From here, more than a hundred thousand Jews, Sinti and Roma were deported to concentration and extermination camps outside the Netherlands. Traces of the camp are still visible on the former transit camp site.

After the war, over two thousand Moluccan immigrants were accommodated in the barracks on the camp grounds. The name was changed from Camp Westerbork to Schattenberg.

Visit the camp grounds and learn more about the history of the camp at Westerbork Memorial.

Website Westerbork Memorial

Especially for families with children, there is a digital experience available at this location. Learn more about the people who arrived at this location during the Second World War and from the 1950s in 'Woonoord Schattenberg'.