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Liberation Day 2026: things to do in Amsterdam

Liberation Day 2026: things to do in Amsterdam

Amsterdam will celebrate Liberation Day on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, with a variety of events including festivals and freedom meals. These activities provide residents and visitors multiple ways to commemorate freedom throughout the city.

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