Amsterdam: Anne Frank & World War II Private Guided Tour

Take a walking tour dedicated to Anne Frank and learn about WWII Amsterdam

Duration: 2h
Max group size: 10
Wheelchair accessible
Live guide: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

Registered address: Oudeschans 83-2, 1011kw, Amsterdam, NL

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Included

Local guide in your chosen language
A walking tour focused on Anne Frank and World War II

Not included

Entrance ticket to the Anne Frank House
Entrance ticket to the Jewish Historical Museum and the Portuguese Synagogue
Food and drinks
Gratuities for the guide

Meeting point

Nieuwe Amstelstraat 1, 1011 PL, Amsterdam

Your guide will be waiting for you at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure starts
Look for an orange umbrella and name tag. Show your voucher and tell your name to the 360 representative at the check-in

Description

Your guide from 360 Amsterdam Tours will share with you the story of Anne Frank, and how Amsterdam was affected by the horrors of World War II during a two-hour walking tour.

This tour will take you through the Jewish Quarter and to the Anne Frank House, which will provide an overview of the difficult days Anne Frank and others lived under German occupation.

The city of Amsterdam was one of the most liberal and tolerant cities in Europe, where freedom of worship was widely protected. During the 16th and 17th centuries, Amsterdam became known as Mokum (meaning “safe place” in Yiddish) to the Jewish community. As a result of Germany's occupation of Holland between 1940 and 1945, not only the Jewish community, but all Amsterdam residents, suffered.

Learn more about Anne Frank and her diary on a private walking tour. You'll see where she lived, and learn how her diary was published after her untimely death by her father Otto Frank.

Tours finishes in front of the Anne Frank House Museum.