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Walk through Amsterdam's city center on a tour that traces the history of the Nazi occupation during World War II. A professional guide shares the story of Anne Frank and her family as you explore the Jewish Quarter. Pass by historic landmarks such as the Portuguese Synagogue and the Jewish History Museum, and learn about the centuries-long legacy of Amsterdam's Jewish community. Join either a small-group or large-group option, whichever suits you.
With your guide, revisit events such as the February Strike and the Hunger Winter that Amsterdam residents endured during the early-1940s Nazi occupation. You'll also hear the story of Anne Frank and her family's hardships during this dark period.
Pass by major landmarks of the Jewish Quarter, including the Portuguese Synagogue, the Jewish History Museum, and the former Jewish Council headquarters, along with sites like the Dockworker statue and the Auschwitz memorial.
Wander the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter and the picturesque Plantage district, feeling the mark Amsterdam's Jewish community left on the city's culture and heritage. Your guide also shares what the community experienced during World War II and the Holocaust, and how they survived afterward.
Meeting point:
H'ART Museum (Hermitage Amsterdam)
Amstel 51 C, 1018 EJ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Meeting point info:
Meet your guide at the Hermitage dock right in front of the H'ART Museum's main entrance, next to the Amstel River.
Amstel 51 C, 1018 EJ Amsterdam, Netherlands