About
Join a guide for a walk past places in Den Haag that recall the history of slavery. The walk runs from 14:00 to 15:15 on Sunday 15 November 2026 and starts at the Haags Historisch Museum.
What to expect
The walk passes historical locations such as the former Ministry of Colonies and the spot where Anton de Kom did research for his book Wij slaven van Suriname.
- Walk led by a guide
- Former Ministry of Colonies
- Site where Anton de Kom did research
- Traces of slavery history in the streets
FAQ
Where does the walk start?
At the Haags Historisch Museum, Korte Vijverberg 7 in Den Haag.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes. Booking in advance is required.
Book on the museum site: https://www.museum.nl/nl/haags-historisch-museum/activiteit/wandeling-den-haag-en-slavernij
Who leads the walk?
A guide leads the walk. The organizer is the Haags Historisch Museum.
What will I see along the way?
Historical locations such as the former Ministry of Colonies and the place where Anton de Kom did research for his book Wij slaven van Suriname.
Why is Den Haag part of this history?
Den Haag played a central role from the 17th century in the creation, enforcement and abolition of slavery.
Getting there
Haags Historisch Museum, Korte Vijverberg 7, 2513 AB 's-Gravenhage, Zuid-Holland, NL
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