Anne Frank Story and World War II Small-Group Walking Tour, Amsterdam
Anne Frank Story and World War II Small-Group Walking Tour, Amsterdam
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of your experience
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Explore Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with this small-group walking tour, delving into World War II sites and Anne Frank's story through expert guidance. Meet your guide at the designated meeting point to start a journey that retraces streets known by Anne Frank herself while uncovering wartime history in context of Nazi occupation. This experience offers an intimate look at key locations and memorials within Amsterdam’s historic Jewish Quarter.
Explore Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with this small-group walking tour, delving into World War II sites and Anne Frank's story through expert guidance. Meet your guide at the designated meeting point to start a journey that retraces streets known by Anne Frank herself while uncovering wartime history in context of Nazi occupation. This experience offers an intimate look at key locations and memorials within Amsterdam’s historic Jewish Quarter.
Gain insights into Anne Frank’s life during WWII with an English-speaking expert guide on this 1.5 to 2-hour tour through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter.
Explore the historic Portuguese Synagogue and wartime memorials in the Jewish Quarter where Anne Frank once walked, available in multiple languages including Spanish, French, Italian, or German.
Visit significant sites like the Hollandsche Schouwburg and former Jewish Council office while learning about Dutch resistance efforts to protect Jewish families during Nazi occupation.
Hear compelling narratives of life under Nazi rule from your guide, covering events such as the 1941 workers’ strike and the severe winter famine between 1944–1945.
Enhance your experience by upgrading tickets for entry into key attractions: the Jewish Museum, Portuguese Synagogue, National Holocaust Memorial and Museum, and the Children's Museum.
Entry into the Anne Frank Story and World War II Small-Group Walking Tour in Amsterdam
An expert guide who speaks English, French, German, Spanish, or Italian based on your choice
Access to a small-group tour limited to 15 participants at most
Local city tax applicable
Admission includes:
Jewish Cultural Quarter exploration
Visit the Jewish Museum
Explore the Children’s Museum
Tour of Portuguese Synagogue
Entry into National Holocaust Memorial
National Holocaust Museum visit
Admission Fees - Anne Frank House
Meals and Beverages
Travel Expenses
Tipping Guide
Tour guide pointing at Anne Frank statue in Amsterdam.
Your Experience Begins Here
This small-group walking tour offers an expert-led exploration of World War II sites alongside Anne Frank's story within Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter. The journey begins with a gathering at the designated meeting point, as indicated on your voucher.
Before embarking on this informative walk, ensure you have your booking details ready for check-in. Your guide will provide an overview of the route and highlight key focus areas before starting.
The Journey Through History
Trek through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter to experience the streets that Anne Frank once walked while uncovering wartime history in this historic area. The expert guide offers insights into significant locations and memorials, contextualizing them within the Nazi occupation period and how the city responded.
Key Highlights:
The tour encompasses a route through areas deeply connected to Jewish life during wartime as well as postwar memories. You will visit notable sites including the Portuguese Synagogue, where your guide explains its significance in both Jewish history and wartime Amsterdam.
A stop at Hollandsche Schouwburg reveals its role throughout the occupation era along with current-day commemorations. The journey continues to the former Jewish Council office, providing insights into how administrative decisions during this time affected daily life.
Gain a deeper understanding of resistance movements and challenging times through stories like the 1941 workers’ strike and the harsh winter famine from 1944–45. Learn about Anne Frank’s legacy as you explore the exterior of her famous house, where she spent years in hiding.
This small-group tour accommodates up to 15 participants, ensuring personalized attention from your guide with opportunities for questions throughout the experience.
Optional Enhancements
To enrich your visit further, consider upgrading your tickets. This allows access to additional attractions such as the Jewish Cultural Quarter, Jewish Museum, Children’s Museum, Portuguese Synagogue, National Holocaust Memorial, and the National Holocaust Museum.
Group on Anne Frank Story and World War II walking tour in a park setting.
Young girl smiling on a postage stamp.
Tour guide pointing at Anne Frank statue in Amsterdam.
Group on Anne Frank Story and World War II walking tour in a park setting.
Young girl smiling on a postage stamp.
Tourists queuing outside the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.
What to bring
Ensure you wear clothing suitable for the weather, and consider bringing an umbrella if rain is expected. It's advisable to have comfortable walking shoes as they are ideal for navigating city streets.Additional information
Note that this tour does not cover entry into the Anne Frank House. To visit, secure tickets from annefrank.org with a time slot scheduled at least 2 hours after your tour begins. Your meeting point varies based on the language of the tour; please review your voucher post-booking for precise details.
Guide with participants at the Statue of De Dokwerker in Amsterdam.
Open Anne Frank's diary with a photo of Anne and Margot, Amsterdam.
Tourists queuing outside the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.
Guide with participants at the Statue of De Dokwerker in Amsterdam.
Open Anne Frank's diary with a photo of Anne and Margot, Amsterdam.
Plan ahead by purchasing tickets for the Anne Frank House at least two hours after your tour begins to ensure entry is smooth and stress-free.
Come prepared with weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes as you explore Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter on foot.
If rain is forecast, remember to bring an umbrella to stay dry during the 1.5 or 2-hour tour through significant WWII sites.
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