Duration
1 to 2 hours, depending on the option booked
Amsterdam · experience
A guide walks the Jewish Cultural Quarter and Anne Frank’s story on location — the considered route for anyone who could not secure a House ticket, or wants the context around one.
The experience
Anne Frank House tickets sell out months ahead, and this walking tour is the considered alternative rather than a consolation prize: a guide walks the Jewish Cultural Quarter — the Portuguese Synagogue, the Jewish Historical Museum, the National Holocaust Names Monument — explaining Anne Frank’s family, their years in hiding and the Amsterdam Jewish community’s history before and during the Second World War.
The route passes the Anne Frank House façade itself, along with Rembrandt House and the Zuiderkerk, so guests leave with the historical and geographical context the House alone does not provide, even for those who do have a separate entry ticket booked.
A private upgrade is available in every listed language, useful for families or anyone who prefers their own pace through what is, by nature, a serious and often moving subject.
Duration
1 to 2 hours, depending on the option booked
Group
Small group, or a private upgrade
Languages
English, Spanish, Dutch, German, French, Portuguese, Italian
Format
On foot throughout, with a guide
Meeting point
Confirmed by the option booked — either the Anne Frank Monument or Waterlooplein, in the Jewish Cultural Quarter
Pickup and drop-off
Confirmed with the option
Who this suits
Itinerary
The guide and exact sequence are confirmed on the day. Times below are a useful indication of how this visit is normally structured.
At the Anne Frank Monument (one-hour tour) or Waterlooplein (two-hour tour).
Portuguese Synagogue, Jewish Historical Museum, National Holocaust Names Monument, Rembrandt House.
The tour ends near the House; entry itself is not included.
What the visit includes
Highlights
Included
Not included
Before you go