Take a two-hour guided tour through Amsterdam's Jewish quarter, accompanied by passages from Anne Frank's diary. Your tour guide lets Anne have her say in many places steeped in history, and tells you more about one of the most tragic chapters in the city's past.
You'll see the Portuguese synagogue from 1765 and the only surviving house on the former Jewish street. Your tour guide will tell you why Jews sought refuge in Amsterdam at the beginning of the 17th century and how the city's tolerance enabled them to establish themselves here.
Of course, you'll also gain an insight into the lives of Amsterdam's Jews during the Second World War and hear some moving stories about the courageous resistance of Jews and non-Jews who risked their own lives to save others. You'll also learn how the Jewish community lives today in multicultural Amsterdam.
Experience an interactive and personalized tour and look forward to tips for cafés and restaurants as well as the best canal cruises at the end of the tour, so you can really enjoy your time in Amsterdam.
Guided walking tour
Food and drinks
