Amsterdam: Anne Frank & Jewish Quarter Guided Tour
Highlight
- Explore the story of Anne Frank and understand her significance as the author of a renowned diary
- Uncover covert WWII shelters and tour the Jewish district including its synagogue and museum
- Gain a genuine understanding of the history and resilience of the Jewish community in Amsterdam
Summary
Description
Step back in time to the grim era of World War II with a guided stroll around Amsterdam, seeing the city through the perspective of Anne Frank. Explore the Jewish quarter, where you can find a historic Portuguese synagogue and museum. Discover the wartime history imprinted on the iconic buildings of Amsterdam, and learn the story of how a young girl hidden in an attic became a symbol.
At the age of 13, Anne Frank and her family had to hide in the attic of an old canal house on Amsterdam's Prinsengracht. Explore the experiences of the residents of the city during the German occupation from 1940 to 1945, in the context of the horrors and resilience of World War II.The person guiding you is a specialist in everything related to Amsterdam. They will be familiar with the exact locations to show you the remnants of war and share poignant stories of the Frank family.
Discover the reasons behind the Dutch attempt to collaborate with the occupying forces. Explore the story of how Anne Frank emerged as a figure of resistance and uncover the hidden hiding spots utilized by the Dutch opposition!
Suited for enthusiasts of European history, this excursion serves as an educational and picturesque celebration of Amsterdam's vibrant history and flourishing present.Entrance to the Anne Frank House is not included in this tour.
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