Join your guide at the heart of Amsterdam for a walking tour through the city's historic Jewish Quarter. Marvel at landmarks like the Jewish Historical Museum and the Portuguese Synagogue while delving into Amsterdam's poignant past. Gain insights into the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands (1940-1945) and its impact on both the Jewish community and the city's residents. Pass by significant sites such as the Jewish council's head office, the Dokwerker, and the Auschwitz Monument, learning about key events like the Winter of Hunger and the February Strike.
Discover the courageous acts of the Dutch resistance, providing secret havens for families like the Franks. The tour concludes outside the Anne Frank House, where you'll unravel the story behind her iconic diaries and their publication by her father, Otto Frank. Entrance to the museum is not included, but you have the option to visit independently after the tour.