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Discover Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter and Anne Frank's legacy on this private 2-hour walking tour, including a complimentary drink and personalized guide.
Exploring Amsterdam through the lens of Anne Frank offers a deeply meaningful experience, and this private 2-hour walking tour makes it personal and intimate. Priced at $152.53 per person, the tour is designed for those who want to learn about Anne Frank’s life and her story within the context of the city’s Jewish Quarter. The tour begins at Amstel 51C and ends back at the same meeting point, providing a seamless experience. It features a knowledgeable local guide, access to the Jewish Quarter’s secrets, and ends with a complimentary drink—a nice touch for reflection after the walk. While it does not include entry to the Anne Frank House, it offers a focused exploration of her story and the neighborhood.
As a private tour, it suits visitors seeking a tailored experience with flexible pacing. The tour has consistently earned a perfect 5.0/5 rating based on three reviews, emphasizing the quality of guides and depth of information. With an average booking window of 46 days in advance, it shows strong interest among those planning ahead. This tour is an excellent addition to any Amsterdam itinerary, especially for those wanting a deeper understanding of the city’s Jewish history alongside Anne Frank’s story.
This tour unfolds within the Jewish Quarter, a historically significant area filled with stories of resilience and culture. The guide leads your group through this neighborhood, revealing its secrets and explaining its importance in Amsterdam’s history. The local guide’s storytelling brings to life the sights and stories, making it more than just a walk—it’s a narrative journey.
The tour emphasizes learning at your own pace since only your group participates, ensuring personalized attention. You’ll explore key sites and hear details about the Jewish community’s history and the impact of the war on this part of the city.
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The Portuguese Synagogue is one of the highlights of the walk. Its stunning architecture reflects the rich history of the Sephardic Jewish community in Amsterdam. Visitors find it impressive both visually and historically. Alongside, the Auschwitz Monument stands as a poignant reminder of the Holocaust and the loss suffered by the community.
Other notable sites include various hidden spots within the neighborhood, details of which are shared by your guide, enriching your understanding of the area’s layered past.

The core of this tour is learning about Anne Frank through her connection to the city and the Jewish Quarter. Although the entry ticket to the Anne Frank House is not included, the guide offers a rundown of her life, wartime experiences, and her tragic passing.
The guide provides detailed insights that go beyond what might be learned in a museum, thanks to their local knowledge and storytelling skills. This approach helps visitors grasp the emotional and historical significance of Anne Frank’s story in her local context.
This private tour allows for flexible pacing, with the guide answering questions and diving deeper into topics of interest. The 2-hour duration keeps the experience engaging without feeling rushed, ideal for those who prefer a focused visit.
A standout feature is the complimentary drink offered at the end, providing a relaxing moment to reflect on what you’ve learned. The tour is designed for most travelers, being accessible and suitable for various physical levels.
The tour begins at Amstel 51C, conveniently near public transportation. The activity is nearby transport options, making it easy to access for most visitors.
Being a private activity, only your group participates, enhancing intimacy and flexibility. The tour ends at the same spot where it starts, simplifying transportation arrangements afterward.
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At $152.53 per person, this tour offers a personalized experience that emphasizes quality and depth over mass tourism. It’s typically booked 46 days in advance, reflecting its popularity among travelers seeking a curated and meaningful visit.
Since the tour provides group discounts, larger parties can enjoy slightly better value, making it appealing for families or small groups.

The tour includes free cancellation if canceled at least 24 hours in advance. This flexibility allows for planning uncertainties and ensures peace of mind. Any cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are non-refundable, so timely planning is recommended.
Reviews highlight the expertise and friendliness of guides such as Stan and Alexandera, who are praised for their informative storytelling and answering all questions. The guides’ ability to make complex history accessible and engaging is a key strength of this tour.
The overall rating of 5.0/5 reflects high satisfaction, with comments emphasizing the atmosphere and depth of information provided.
This tour offers a focused, personalized insight into Anne Frank’s story and the Jewish Quarter’s history. Its private setting, expert guides, and reflective ending with a drink make it a memorable experience.
While it does not include entry to the Anne Frank House, the rich context and storytelling compensate for that, making it ideal for visitors who want a deeper understanding without the crowds.
This tour suits history enthusiasts, families, or anyone seeking a more intimate exploration of Amsterdam’s Jewish history and Anne Frank’s enduring legacy.
“Perfect tour in Amsterdam. Undoubtly the one that triggered me the most. The atmosphere was very great!”
Does this tour include entry to the Anne Frank House?
No, the tour does not include admission to the Anne Frank House.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins and ends at Amstel 51C in Amsterdam.
Is this tour suitable for all physical levels?
Yes, it is designed to be accessible for most travelers, with no specific physical requirements mentioned.
What is included in the price?
The tour includes a local guide, a private experience, and a complimentary drink of your choice.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Are there group discounts available?
Yes, group discounts are offered for larger parties.
What highlights will I see?
You will explore the Jewish Quarter, see the Portuguese Synagogue, and visit the Auschwitz Monument, among other sites.
Is this tour available year-round?
While specific availability isn’t detailed, the confirmation is received at booking and most travelers can participate.
How do I make a booking?
Bookings can be made in advance, with most tours booked around 46 days in advance.
This private Anne Frank walking tour in Amsterdam provides a meaningful, personalized journey through history, perfect for those eager to connect more deeply with this poignant chapter of the city’s past.