Anne Franks Amsterdam Jewish History & WWII Exclusive Tour

Amsterdam’s Jewish heritage and the profound impact of World War II come to life on the Anne Frank’s Amsterdam Jewish History & WWII Exclusive Tour. Visitors embark on a poignant 2.5-hour journey, exploring significant sites with an expert local guide. From the iconic Anne Frank House to the moving National Holocaust Monument, this exclusive experience offers a deeper understanding of the resilience and enduring legacy within Amsterdam’s past. What secrets of the city’s wartime history await those who choose to uncover them?

Key Points

• This private walking tour provides an immersive experience into Anne Frank’s life and the history of Amsterdam’s Jewish community during World War II.
• The tour includes an exterior visit to the Anne Frank House, viewing of the National Holocaust Monument, and insights into anti-Jewish laws and deportation.
• Participants will gain a deeper understanding of Anne Frank’s legacy and the resilience and courage demonstrated by Jewish families and resistance fighters.
• The tour does not include entry fees for the Anne Frank House and Portuguese Synagogue, but an expert local guide is provided.
• Participants are required to have a valid photo ID and dress appropriately for religious sites, and the tour route may change due to national celebrations.

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Tour Overview

The tour, titled "Anne Frank’s Amsterdam Jewish History & WWII Exclusive Tour," offers a comprehensive 2.5-hour exploration of Amsterdam’s historical sites related to Anne Frank and the Jewish experience during World War II.

Priced from $56.49 per person, this private and semi-private walking tour is conducted in English. Guests can expect free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour highlights key landmarks like the exterior of the Anne Frank House, the National Holocaust Monument, and the 17th-century Portuguese Synagogue, providing historical context on the rise of anti-Jewish laws and the deportation of over 100,000 Dutch Jews.

Tour Highlights

Four key highlights await guests on the Anne Frank’s Amsterdam Jewish History & WWII Exclusive Tour.

Visitors will get an outside look at the Anne Frank House, where the young diarist hid from the Nazis.

The tour then moves to the National Holocaust Monument, which honors over 100,000 Dutch Jews deported to concentration camps.

Next, guests will view the magnificent exterior of the 17th-century Portuguese Synagogue, a historic Jewish landmark.

Finally, the guide provides historical context, exploring the rise of anti-Jewish laws and the deportation of over 100,000 Dutch Jews during the Nazi occupation.

Experience and Learning

While touring Anne Frank’s Amsterdam, visitors gain a powerful account of life under Nazi occupation through her renowned diary.

The walking tour navigates historic streets and canals, where guests witness the struggles of Jewish families and resistance fighters. This immersive experience provides a deeper understanding of Anne Frank’s legacy and Amsterdam’s past.

Individuals explore the rise of anti-Jewish laws and deportations, connecting to the history through Anne’s firsthand perspective.

The tour offers a thought-provoking journey, reflecting on the resilience and courage demonstrated during this dark period.

Inclusions and Exclusions

This walking tour includes an expert local guide and a satisfaction guarantee.

However, it doesn’t include entry fees for the Anne Frank House or Portuguese Synagogue. Food, drinks, hotel pickup/drop-off, gratuities, and luggage/coat storage are also not covered.

Entry fees for Anne Frank House and Portuguese Synagogue, as well as food, drinks, and other extras are not included in the tour price.

Guests must bring a valid photo ID and dress appropriately for religious sites. While the tour route may change due to national celebrations, no refunds or discounts will be issued.

Increased security measures may limit access to certain locations, but alternative routes will be provided.

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Important Information

Guests must arrive 10 minutes early and meet the tour guide outside, by the trees in front of The Smallest Souvenir Shop.

Participants should bring a valid photo ID, such as a passport or ID card.

Due to security and religious building restrictions, large bags and luggage aren’t allowed, and appropriate dress is required.

The tour route may change due to national celebrations, but alternative routes will be provided.

However, no refunds or discounts will be issued. Increased security measures could also limit access to certain sites along the tour.

Meeting Point and Arrival

The tour meeting point is outside, by the trees in front of The Smallest Souvenir Shop. Guests should arrive 10 minutes early to ensure a prompt start. Guests must bring valid photo ID, such as a passport or ID card. Large bags and luggage are not allowed on the tour. Appropriate dress is required, especially when visiting religious buildings.

| Need to Know | |

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| Meeting Point | Outside, by the trees in front of The Smallest Souvenir Shop |

| Arrival Time | 10 minutes early |

| Identification | Valid photo ID (passport or ID card) |

| Restrictions | No large bags or luggage allowed; appropriate dress required |

Restrictions and Requirements

Large bags and luggage aren’t permitted on the tour. Participants are required to bring only a valid photo ID, such as a passport or ID card.

Appropriate dress is necessary for the tour, especially when visiting religious buildings like the Portuguese Synagogue.

Appropriate dress is required, especially when visiting religious sites like the Portuguese Synagogue on the tour.

Tour routes may change due to national celebrations, but alternative routes will be provided. Increased security measures at certain sites could limit access.

While no refunds or discounts will be issued for these changes, the tour company will ensure visitors have the best experience possible given the circumstances.

Tour Adjustments and Accommodations

Tour routes may change due to national celebrations or other events. Alternative routes will be provided, but no refunds or discounts will be issued.

Increased security measures may limit access to certain sites during the tour. Guests are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes early at the designated meeting point outside the Smallest Souvenir Shop.

A valid photo ID, such as a passport or ID card, is required. Luggage and large bags aren’t permitted on the tour. Appropriate attire is necessary when visiting religious buildings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Type of Transportation Is Used During the Tour?

The tour is a walking tour, so no transportation is used. Participants explore the historic streets and canals of Amsterdam on foot, guided by an expert local guide to witness the struggles of Jewish families and resistance fighters during WWII.

How Many People Are Typically in a Tour Group?

This tour is offered as both a private and semi-private walking tour. Group sizes can vary, with private tours hosting just the traveler’s own party, while semi-private tours may have up to 15 participants.

Can the Tour Be Customized for Specific Interests?

The tour can be customized to accommodate specific interests. Guests have the flexibility to adjust the itinerary or focus areas with the expert local guide to personalize their experience.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Seniors or Students?

The tour does not offer specific discounts for seniors or students. However, the company may consider special requests on a case-by-case basis. It’s best to inquire about any potential discounts or customization options when booking the tour.

Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?

The tour is generally wheelchair accessible, with advance notice. Guests should contact the tour operator to discuss any accessibility needs, as some sites along the route may have limited or no wheelchair access.

The Sum Up

The Anne Frank’s Amsterdam Jewish History & WWII Exclusive Tour provides a poignant and insightful exploration of Amsterdam’s Jewish heritage during the Nazi occupation. Led by expert guides, this tour emphasizes the resilience and enduring legacy of Anne Frank’s story, offering participants a deeper understanding of this pivotal period in history and its impact on the local Jewish community.

You can check availability for your dates here: