Embark on a 2-hour guided walk complemented with a drink, as you perceive the World War II events through Anne Frank’s perspective. Learn about the details of her life, such as her pre-war period, her relocation from Germany, her hideouts, her tragic demise and her enduring influence.

The tour commences in front of the Jewish historisch museum, where you’ll encounter your guide who’ll expose you to the landmarks of Amsterdam’s historic Jewish Quarter. Understand how the Jewish community endeavoured to persevere during the World War II in Amsterdam and their rebuilding efforts post-war.

Explore various significant sites like the Portuguese Synagogue, the seat of the Jewish Council and the Auschwitz Monument. Uncover the hideouts that the Dutch resistance made available to Jewish families and get knowledge about episodes such as the hunger winter.

Finally, enjoy a warm or cool drink at a local establishment and gain more insights into Anne Frank’s post-war influence, her journal and its publication by her father, Otto Frank.