Anne Frank Amsterdam: Secret Annex Walking Tour

Overview

Anne Franks Amsterdam, Walking Tour lets visitors walk in Anne Frank's footsteps, tracing the route she and her family took to the Secret Annex. This walking tour guides people along Amsterdam's pretty canals while sharing parts of Anne's famous diary, letting her tell her story.

The tour guide explains what led up to World War 2, why Anne's family moved to Amsterdam, and why they had to hide. The tour also shares stories about the Dutch resistance, brave women who stood up to Nazi officers, and what it was like for people to live and work in Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation. Stops include Amsterdam's Entertainment Square, the Prinsengracht Canal, Johnny Jordaanplein, the Westerkerk, and a view of the Anne Frank House (exterior).

While the tour talks about war and the Holocaust, it also shows how kind people can be and how willing they are to help, even when it's dangerous. It includes a special souvenir to remember the walk. Tickets to the Anne Frank House are not included.

Sentiment Analysis

Overall, customers find the Anne Frank Amsterdam Walking Tour to be a very worthwhile experience, offering a powerful and informative look into history. The guide's expertise and the moving stories are major highlights, though some wish the Anne Frank House visit was included.

• Customers really enjoy learning about Anne Frank's life and the history of Amsterdam during World War II.

  Many appreciate the guide's knowledge and ability to bring the stories to life.

  People find the walking tour to be a moving and educational experience.

  The route and stops along the way are considered to be well-planned and interesting.

• Some visitors are disappointed that the tour does not include tickets to the Anne Frank House.

  A few reviewers mentioned that the group size felt a little too large at times.