Walk the streets Anne Frank knew with a local guide who puts her diary in the context of wartime Amsterdam. Small groups keep it personal and easy to ask questions.
This outdoor walking tour follows the story of Amsterdam’s Jewish community before and during the occupation, finishing near the Prinsengracht building where the Frank family hid. Your guide explains how daily life changed under occupation, how people resisted and what happened after the war.
It’s a thoughtful way to prepare for a visit to the museum itself, or to understand the story if museum tickets are sold out. Entry to the Anne Frank House is not part of this tour.
Meet in the centre and get an overview of Amsterdam in the 1930s.
Walk through the former Jewish neighbourhood and hear how the occupation unfolded.
Follow the canals west, with stops linked to resistance and daily life.
Finish near the Anne Frank House and the Westerkerk.
A central meeting point in the old centre; the exact spot is included in your confirmation.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsNo. It is an outdoor walking tour. Museum tickets are released online in advance in timed slots, and we can advise on availability.
Older children who know the story usually find it meaningful. The subject matter is serious, so we suggest ages 10 and up.
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