Amsterdam: Anne Frank Guided Walking Tour Without House Entry

About this experience

This guided walking tour traces the story of Anne Frank and her family through the streets of Amsterdam, covering the neighbourhood where they lived, hid, and faced the dangers of Nazi occupation. Running for 90 minutes, the tour begins at Beursplein 5 and moves through sites connected to the Holocaust, the Dutch resistance, and the broader Jewish experience in the city during the Second World War. A live guide leads the group, providing context on the Frank family's background, the political climate of the time, and the themes of tolerance and human rights that Anne's diary continues to raise. Along the route, the group visits locations that illustrate how Jewish residents of Amsterdam lived before and during the occupation, including sites tied to the resistance movement. The tour ends at the Anne Frank House, the building where Anne, her family, and four others spent more than two years in hiding, though entry to the house itself is not included. Tickets cover the guided walk only, with no hotel pickup or drop-off. The tour is conducted on foot over uneven city streets and is not suitable for wheelchair users. Booking is available for a fixed timeslot, with free cancellation up to the start time.

Highlights

• 90-minute guided walk through Anne Frank's Amsterdam neighbourhood
• Starts at Beursplein 5 and covers key wartime sites on foot
• Learn about the Frank family, Nazi occupation and Dutch resistance
• Explores Jewish history and the Holocaust in Second World War Amsterdam
• Live guide provides context on tolerance and human rights themes
• Covers hiding locations and streets connected to the Frank family's story

What is included

• Live guide
• Guided walking tour

Not included

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Anne Frank House entry

Cancellation terms

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.