Embark on a poignant journey through Amsterdam’s history with this 2-hour walking tour, offering a profound look into life during the Nazi occupation of the early 1940s. With an expert guide by your side, you'll delve into stories of courage, survival, and the resilience of the Jewish community. From significant events like the February Strike to the devastating hunger winter, this tour provides an eye-opening glimpse into how Amsterdam's people endured during one of its darkest periods. As you stroll through the Jewish Quarter, you'll uncover the rich history of the area and how it evolved over the centuries, while gaining a deeper understanding of the Jewish community’s experiences during and after World War II.
What is included in the tour
- Private guided tour
What is NOT included in the tour
- Entrance fees to museums or attractions
- Food and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Tips for the guide
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Insightful storytelling: Learn about the struggles faced by Anne Frank and her family, and hear powerful stories of resistance and survival in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam.
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Historical landmarks: Explore significant sites like the Portuguese Synagogue and the Jewish Historical Museum, key to understanding the heritage of Amsterdam's Jewish community.
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Jewish Quarter walk: Wander through this historic district and discover its transformation over time, while learning about the vibrant community that once thrived here.
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Iconic memorials: Pay your respects at the Auschwitz Monument and visit the Dokwerker, a powerful symbol of the February Strike, which protested against the persecution of Jews.
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Jewish Council HQ: Learn about the role of the Jewish Council during the occupation and see where they operated, adding another layer of history to this impactful tour.
