The Belgenmonument is the largest monument in size in the Netherlands 🇳🇱. It’s nice to walk here. There is a little park where you can sit on one of the nice white benches. There is also a carillon in the monument. The Dutch Carillon School is practicing here. Belgium soldiers build the monument built in memory of the internment in the Netherlands during WW1 as a job creation and learning project.

Historic edifice erected 20years after hosting belgians in the Netherlands during the years1914-18.

A must for people interested in history. A huge monument whose history is worth exploring. Here you can look at everything in under 1 hour and then look at the Amersfoort concentration camp nearby.

beautifully restored monument. and well maintained. in a piece of forest with nice hiking trails

Beautiful building with one neat garden around it.

Impressive

An impressive and well preserved monument with important historical value. It is surrounded by peaceful greenery, where the visitor can sit and relax.

Remember our History to move positive in future.

A very peaceful spot. The memorial has a lovely carillion bell tower which was playing at the time j visited.

Beautiful monument with a good reason for placement

Interesting environment, didn't know it existed and what it entailed.

Good monument. Quiet but nice.

impressive

A really monumental peace commemorating the importance of Belgian alliances with the Netherlands, or so I think, because what this site is lacking is a little more interpretation for English speakers. Sorry I don't read Dutch. 😥

A beautiful monument, we'll maintained and in a peaceful area.

Beautiful historical monument! A real hidden gemm

Not really big but worth visit. During summer there is a really nice garden around the monument.

Impressive Monument with a Deep History The Belgian Monument in Amersfoort is without a doubt one of the most impressive monuments that the Netherlands has to offer. Located at the highest point of the Amersfoortse Berg, it not only offers a beautiful building in the style of the "Amsterdam School", but also a deep history dating back to the First World War. It is a tribute from the Belgians to the Dutch people, especially to the people of Amersfoort, for their help during the war years. Despite its size and significance, it is surprising how this monument can remain so hidden. The architecture is beautiful and the surrounding green area invites you to take a peaceful walk. The most exciting part of our visit was the 360-degree virtual tour we took of the monument and garden. It gave us a unique perspective and showed us every detail of this beautiful monument. If you are in the area, be sure to take the time to visit the Belgian Monument. It will definitely touch you deeply and you won't regret it.