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Weekly tips: things to do in Amsterdam from May 4 to May 8

Weekly tips: things to do in Amsterdam from May 4 to May 8

From May 4 to May 8, Amsterdam hosts various events for Remembrance Day, including a silent march from Museumplein to Dam Square. The program features the national two-minute silence at 8:00 PM and opportunities to visit Open Jewish Houses to hear stories about World War II.

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