The KMSKA during the Second World War
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This tour focuses on the history of the KMSKA during WWII. A museum guide takes you through the museum using the war diaries of chief curator Arthur Cornette, who remained in the museum during the occupation.
During the tour, you will learn how artworks and local residents were brought to safety in the museum, which activities the German occupiers organised there, and where bombs fell in the Zuid district. Together, you will also discover examples of Entartete Kunst in the museum collection: “degenerate” artworks that were sold by the Nazis.
Strict conditions
Please take the following conditions into account before booking:
- A guided tour costs €95. In addition, you pay for a ticket for each participant.
- A guided tour is recommended for groups of 1 to 15 visitors. Maximum 18 visitors per guide.
- Thanks to the tour system, everyone can hear the guide clearly.
- Tours are available in Dutch.
- The tour lasts 1.5 hours.
- This tour is available by request. Please contact us at the bottom of the page.
- Please note: the ticket types you order cannot be changed afterwards. You will therefore not receive a refund for an incorrect booking. Only book when you are certain of the number of participants and their ticket types.
- You will receive 1 single group ticket for your booking, not individual tickets per person.
