AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 best anne frank & wwii tours in Amsterdam, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones worth planning an afternoon around, and what each ticket actually includes.
Guided 2-hour walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter and WWII sites, ending by Anne Frank House. Small group, English guide. Tickets not included.
Most Popular“Did not take us to the places as promised in The Tour. Just did a lot of talking and lecturing and personal opinions”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with an expert guide, connect Anne Frank’s diary to WWII, and pause at memorial sites in 2 hours.
“Jonas was knowledgeable, friendly and engaging. It was one of the best walking tours that I have ever experienced.”
Reflective small-group walk through central Amsterdam on Anne Frank and WWII Jewish history, ending outside the Anne Frank House.
“Leo was informative and passionate on everything Anne Frank! Highly recommend you give his walking tour a go! Thanks Leo!”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with Anne Frank diary excerpts and WWII history, guided in your language, from De Waag to key memorials.
“Josh was a great guide. Very informative tour and was willing to answer questions.”
A guided walking tour through Amsterdam’s Jewish Cultural Quarter, with museum stops and the Holocaust memorial sites plus an Anne Frank walk.
“Aneta was an excellent tour guide. She is so knowledgeable, passionate and well-spoken. We learned so much about the history of the Jewish quarters, the Frank family, and the Nazi invasion of The Netherlands. We highly recommend this tour.”
Anne Frank walking tour in Amsterdam plus a Secret Annex VR stop, with canal views, Westerkerk, and a 25-minute headset session.
“David was wonderful! So knowledgeable and helpful about Amsterdam and the Anne Frank tour was fantastic!”
WWII Dutch Resistance Museum in Amsterdam. Everyday resistance stories, powerful artifacts, and an audio guide in 7 languages.
“The museum brought WWII alive with videos and extraordinary displays retelling the overall history through many stories of individuals resisting or cooperating with the Nazis. The audio guide system worked easily, allowing the user to hear all or just some of the detail stories.”
Private Jewish Quarter walk in Amsterdam with your own guide, ending outside Anne Frank House. 2 hours, multiple start times.
“Arthur was a great guide. Not so fast paced. Answered all of our questions and explained everything along the way.”
Warm, covered Amsterdam canal cruise near the Anne Frank House. 7-language audio, live skipper stories, and photo-friendly deck time.
“Relaxing, good value and informative. Really worth using this canal cruiser”
A 2-hour Anne Frank small-group walking tour linking key WWII memorials and Amsterdam landmarks, led by an expert guide in multiple languages.
“It was excellent. Very enjoyable and interesting and entertaining Found out a lot about Amsterdam itself also”
Follow Anne Frank’s last walk to Prinsengracht, then step into the secret annex with Oculus VR and a included drink break.
“The story is well known but the VR is excellent really worth doing brings it to life loved it”
Walk Amsterdam’s wartime Jewish Quarter, Anne Frank context, and Holocaust memorial sites. A 2-hour guided tour with local insight.
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with a small-group guide, visiting synagogues, WWII memorials, and Anne Frank context for about 2 hours.
“Just went on the Anne Frank Jewish Quarter tour with James, and it was absolutely incredible! James is such an engaging and knowledgeable guide—he brings history to life with fascinating stories and vivid details. James’s passion and enthusiasm make every moment memorable, and I left with a much deeper understanding and appreciation of this history.…”
A fast, moving 2-hour walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish neighborhoods, linking WWII life to Anne Frank’s story along key memorial stops.
“Excellent - our tour guide was interesting, knew her stuff and pitched at the right level for my family.”
Private Jewish history walk in Amsterdam with Anne Frank House ticket help, memorials, canals, and apple pie breaks.
“We learned so much about the Jewish experience in Amsterdam prior to and during World War II. Our guide, Martina was wonderful attending to our needs and interests. We took the trolley and arrived at the Ann Frank House in time for our tour. Martina even arranged for us to have coffee and waffles in…”
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