Anne Frank Amsterdam Tour: See Secret Annex & WWII Sites
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Overview
Amsterdam: Anne Frank Small Group Walking Tour offers a deeply moving look into a crucial time in history. This walking tour guides people through Amsterdam’s charming streets while telling the story of the Frank family and the dangers they faced during World War II.
The tour takes visitors to lesser-known places related to the Holocaust and the Dutch resistance. These spots show the larger picture of how Jewish people lived during the war. Key stops include the World War II Memorial, Der Silveren Spiegel, and the Willem Arondeus Stumbling Stone, each holding significant historical weight.
The tour ends at the Anne Frank House, where Anne and her family hid for over two years. The rooms have been kept as they were, giving a strong sense of what life was like for Anne and her family. Included is a professional guide, and if booked 7 weeks in advance, tickets to the Anne Frank House are secured. Please note that hotel pick-up and drop-off are not included.




Highlights
Step back in time.: Walk the streets where Anne Frank lived and learn about her life in Amsterdam.
Visit important historical sites.: See the World War II Memorial and other places related to the Holocaust and the Dutch resistance.
Learn from an expert guide.: A professional guide will share stories and information about the Frank family and the war.
Visit the Anne Frank House: See the secret annex where Anne Frank and her family hid (tickets secured if booked 7 weeks in advance).
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally love this tour for its informative guides, emotional impact, and small group setting, but some have issues with ticket availability and crowds.

Guides are very knowledgeable and passionate.
The tour provides a powerful and emotional experience.
The small group size allows for a more personal and engaging tour.
Many appreciate the historical context provided beyond just Anne Frank's story.
Some find it difficult to get tickets to the Anne Frank House after the tour.
A few felt the tour was overcrowded at certain points.
The Journey
World War II Memorial
Reflect on the sacrifices of the Second World War at this solemn memorial, a tribute to the fallen soldiers who defended freedom. The site serves as a poignant reminder of the conflict's profound impact, inviting contemplation and remembrance of those who served and gave their lives. Its presence in Amsterdam underscores the city's own history during the war, making it a place of significant historical and emotional weight for visitors and locals alike.
Der Silveren Spiegel
Step back in time at Der Silveren Spiegel, a historic Amsterdam bar with a remarkable secret: during the Nazi occupation, it sheltered 16 people in a hidden space. Today, it stands as a testament to courage and resistance, offering visitors not only a taste of traditional Dutch hospitality but also a glimpse into the clandestine world of those who defied oppression. Imagine raising a glass in this atmospheric setting, contemplating the bravery that unfolded within its walls.
Willem Arondeus Stumbling Stone
Pay homage to Willem Arondeus, a heroic resistance fighter, by visiting the stumbling stone placed in his memory near his former residence. This small brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a powerful, daily reminder of his bravery and sacrifice during World War II. Visiting this site offers a chance to reflect on the individuals who risked their lives to combat injustice and to honor their contributions to the fight for freedom and human dignity in Amsterdam.
Anne Frank House
The Anne Frank House, a must-visit in Amsterdam, preserves the secret annex where Anne Frank and her family hid from Nazi persecution. Walk through the actual rooms, now a biographical museum, where Anne penned her famous diary, gaining a powerful and emotional understanding of her life and the realities of the Holocaust. Located on the Prinsengracht canal near the Westerkerk, the house stands as a poignant symbol of resilience and a stark reminder of the importance of tolerance and remembrance.
Know Before You Go
This walking tour includes a professional, licensed guide to lead the way and provide historical context. If the tour is booked at least 7 weeks in advance, tickets to the Anne Frank House are secured. Please note that hotel pick-up and drop-off services are not included with this experience. Make sure to meet your guide at the designated meeting point to begin the tour. The key stops include World War II Memorial, Der Silveren Spiegel, Willem Arondeus Stumbling Stone, Anne Frank House
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes because this is a walking tour! Also, book well in advance to ensure tickets to the Anne Frank House.