Soldatenheim Kampweg 1, Soesterberg

Soldatenheim Kampweg 1 is a T-shaped military building with a two-story theater hall featuring a stage and orchestra pit on one section. A single-story wing extends across the structure and holds a large kitchen plus multiple meeting rooms.

German military forces built this officers' rest facility in September 1940 shortly after occupying the Netherlands, positioning it near the Soesterberg airfield. Its construction reflects the military infrastructure developed throughout the occupation from 1940 to 1945.

The theater hall hosted numerous military performances, concerts by German orchestras, and film screenings during the Second World War occupation period.

The building is not regularly open to the public as it is a protected monument with restricted access. Visitors interested in seeing it should inquire in advance about occasional open days or special events that might allow viewing.

The theater hall retains original features from the occupation period, including its orchestra pit and stage arrangement. Below ground, command bunkers that once served strategic military functions now serve as storage areas, revealing the hidden infrastructure beneath this officers' retreat.