Amsterdam
Anne Frank’s Amsterdam: semi-private Jewish history & WWII tour
From €552h 30minAll ages
Anne Frank’s diary is one of the most powerful accounts of life under Nazi occupation. This tour offers a deep, personal perspective on Jewish families during WWII.
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Uncover the rich heritage of Amsterdam on an intimate semi-private walking tour limited to just 12 travelers. Learn how a modest 12th-century fishing village transformed into one of the world's most iconic capital cities, discovering its role in European history and the impact of World War II alongside an expert professional guide.
Highlights
- Semi-private experience capped at a maximum of 12 guests for personal attention.
- Stroll past historic canals, picturesque bridges, and quiet, hidden courtyards.
- Discover Amsterdam's leaning houses and scenic landmarks along the Amstel River.
- Perfect orientation and insider insights for first-time visitors seeking to navigate the city center.
What is included
- 2.5-hour walking tour.
- Professional tour guide (conducted in English).
- Guaranteed semi-private group (12 travelers maximum).
Good to know
- Meeting point: By the entrance to St. Nicholas Church, located directly across from Central Station.
- The tour runs rain or shine.
- Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, nor are gratuities.
- This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or individuals with walking disabilities.
Book your spot now to experience the history and charm of Amsterdam on an insightful small-group tour.
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