Amsterdam: Anne Frank Guided Small Group Walking Tour
Hightlight
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English-Speaking
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Group-Friendly
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Local guide
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Non smoking
History
Step back in time and explore the haunting history of one of the most significant figures of World War II, Anne Frank, and the Jewish experience in Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation. This walking tour takes you on a reflective journey through the city that reveals the life of Anne Frank and the stories of the Holocaust. Amsterdam, once home to Anne and her family, was a central location for the resistance movement and the persecution of Jewish citizens under Nazi rule. The tour uncovers these tragic and important historical moments, offering an intimate look at the courage, resilience, and human cost of the occupation.
The walking tour also explores lesser-known historical sites connected to the war and the resistance, expanding the context of Anne’s life and the struggle for survival in occupied Amsterdam. With a knowledgeable guide sharing personal stories, this experience offers a deeper understanding of the atrocities of the Holocaust and the need to remember these dark chapters of history, ensuring that such horrors are never repeated.
Highlights
- Walk through the streets of Amsterdam while learning about the life of Anne Frank and her family
- Gain insight into the horrors of Nazi occupation and the Jewish experience during WWII
- Discover lesser-known sites related to the Holocaust and Amsterdam’s resistance
- End the tour outside the Anne Frank House, the secret annex where Anne and her family hid for over two years
- Hear an emotional and impactful exploration of courage, empathy, and historical memory
Full Description
This Anne Frank Walking Tour takes you on a deeply emotional journey through the heart of Amsterdam. Led by a passionate and knowledgeable local guide, you will walk through the streets where Anne Frank lived, learning about her life and the rising dangers faced by the Frank family. The tour includes visits to lesser-known sites associated with Amsterdam’s Jewish history, including spots tied to the resistance movement during the Nazi occupation.
As you walk, you’ll hear powerful stories of tolerance, persecution, and resistance, reflecting on Anne’s courage and the lessons we must learn from her life and diary. The tour concludes outside the Anne Frank House, where Anne and her family hid for more than two years, offering a poignant reminder of the strength and resilience of the human spirit.
This tour provides an opportunity not only to learn about Anne Frank’s life but also to reflect on themes of human rights, historical memory, and the importance of empathy in today’s world.
What’s Included
- Walking tour through the streets of Amsterdam
- Insightful commentary from a knowledgeable local guide
Meeting Point
The meeting point for this tour varies depending on the option you choose:
- Group Tour in English (without entry to the Anne Frank House)
- Group Tour in German (without entry to the Anne Frank House)
Price
From $28 per person
Traveler Reviews
- Tristan was an amazing guide—very knowledgeable and passionate. We had a truly amazing and emotional experience.
- Madeline was fantastic! She shared so much insight and showed deep passion for her work. Highly recommend this tour!
- Our guide was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We really enjoyed the tour, and it was an impactful experience that we won’t forget.
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FAQ's
What’s included in the Anne Frank Walking Tour?
The tour includes a walking tour through Amsterdam, led by a knowledgeable guide who will share insights about Anne Frank’s life, the Jewish experience during WWII, and the Holocaust. It also includes visits to historical sites connected to the resistance and Nazi occupation.
Does the tour include entry to the Anne Frank House?
No, this walking tour does not include entry to the Anne Frank House. However, you will visit the exterior of the house, and the guide will provide detailed information about its significance. Separate tickets are available for entry to the Anne Frank House.
How long is the tour?
The walking tour typically lasts around 2 hours, during which you will visit several historical sites related to Anne Frank and the Holocaust. Your guide will provide in-depth commentary and answer any questions along the way.
Is this tour suitable for children?
The Anne Frank Walking Tour is appropriate for children aged 12 and older due to the sensitive nature of the content. It offers an educational experience that can spark important discussions about history, human rights, and tolerance.
What languages are available for this tour?
The tour is available in both English and German. If you’re looking for another language, you may want to check with the provider for availability or ask about private tour options.