New! Starting December 26th
Experience one of Amsterdam’s most powerful tours as you follow Anne Frank’s story through the historic Jewish Quarters. Walking elegant streets while your guide explains how Nazi propaganda, harsh occupation laws, and sudden razzias reshaped daily life, and how acts of resistance pushed back.
Explore Anne’s early years, her passion for writing, and the harsh reality of her days in hiding: the silence, the fear, and the hope she poured into her diary, a book that has touched generations worldwide.
Visit meaningful memorials that honor the victims of the Holocaust and deepen your understanding of this defining chapter in the city’s past. This tour offers an unforgettable journey through memory, resilience, and the enduring power of hope.
Please note: the tour does NOT include the Anne Frank House. Book your tour now and experience history where it happened.
We meet opposite the street of the Holocaust Memorial / Dutch Theatre (Hollandsche Schouwburg) on Plantage Middenlaan 24.
The tour ends by Ann Frank's house
Theater used ‘Jew collection point’ before deportations
Former Jewish nursery where separated children were held before deportations.
Oldest Park of Amsterdam, site of the Auschwitz memorial.
Sephardic synagogue and site of the first razzia's. Dokworker statue remembering the worker strikes protesting the deportations
Dutch National Memorial for the Holocaust (genocide against Jews) and the Porajmos (the genocide against Roma and Sinti) in Amsterdam
Nicknamed 'the Jewish Canal', Site of the Jewish council
The demolished heart of the Jewish Quarter, now the site of the Town Hall, Opera House, and a (Jewish) flea market
Nightlife area where many street fights between different factions took place during the occupation
Former Jewish Cinema (voted most beautiful cinema in the world!) where we discuss the use of new media by the Nazi's for propaganda
A quiet place by the University library where we delve deeper into Anne Frank's daily life
Former Dutch Centraal Bank, that secretly financed the resistance.
Site of the WWII National Monument. Here we also discuss the killing of civilians that took place here during the liberation festivities
We don't enter the house but we have pictures and models showing how the house and secret annex were used to hide Ann Frank and her family
Around the corner from Ann Franks House, where we conclude the tour.
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