Walking tour in Amsterdam
Statue of Anne Frank - We will walk around the neighbourhood where Anne lived before going into hiding, telling many stories of events that happened here
Apollohal - This is the start of the walk around the German district in Amsterdam
Jewish Corner - The main area where Jews lived in Amsterdam and deportation happened during the wat
Anne Frank House - If reservations are possible we will allow for the opportunity to visit the Anne frank House, admission not included
Anne Frank in Westerbork
Kamp Amersfoort - A visit to this small concentration camp in Amersfoort, describing life in the camp and asking who betrayed Anne Frank
Het Verscholen Dorp - A hidden village in the forest near vierhouten is the setting where we will talk about the importance of hidden places in the war, both for resistance fighters as for the Nazis to hide their worst crimes
Kamp Westerbork - This is the transit camp where all Jews, including Anne frank, where sent before being put on transport to the East. At this impressive sight we will talk about what happened both here and the camps such as Auschwitz. We will discuss what happened to Anne and all the other people in hiding as well.
Afsluitdijk Wadden Center - A short stop at this spectacular site allows us to talk about the last months of the war in the Netherlands
- Private transportation
- Experienced guide
- Tickets Anne frank Museum
Journey back into history with the ‘Anne Frank’s Life in Holland’ tours organised by Historical Netherlands Tours. Immerse yourself in the world of Anne Frank and gain a profound understanding of the incidents, narratives and intentions of World War 2 from a Jewish, Dutch, and German viewpoint.
We will guide you to the locations where Anne Frank resided, had fun and studied before she went into hiding. These sites have preserved their original appearance from her era.
Throughout the tour, you will get to know about the individuals who hid with Anne in the secret annex, those who aided them, and speculate on who might have disclosed their whereabouts. You will gain insights into Dutch resistance fighters and collaborators, acts of bravery and the lack of courage. We will also view the incidents from German eyes. The ultimate question we aim to provoke is: ‘Could such a scenario replay in the current age?’
The first day will be spent in Amsterdam. We’ll either walk or use public transportation if necessary. For the second day, we’ll venture out to Westerbork in a private vehicle, providing pick-up and drop services from your hotel.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
