easy
2 hours
Suitable for most adults and children with basic walking ability; expect up to 3 km on flat urban terrain.
Walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter tracing Anne Frank’s life and legacy with InsolitAmsterdam. This intimate, guided tour captures the city’s WWII history culminating at Anne’s secret annex.
The route covers approximately 3 km on city pavements, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is a must.
Amsterdam’s weather can shift quickly; pack a light rain jacket or umbrella even in summer.
The meeting point is outside the Hermitage Museum; timely arrival ensures the group can start on schedule.
This tour deals with heavy historical topics; maintain respect and quiet during the diary readings and memorial sites.
Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter was home to one of Europe’s largest Jewish communities before WWII; many buildings bear memorial plaques telling their stories.
InsolitAmsterdam promotes walking tours to encourage low-impact tourism, fostering respect for Amsterdam’s historic fabric and environment.
Supports all-day walking on cobblestones and pavements.
Adjust to Amsterdam’s variable weather during the walk.
Protects from sudden showers common year-round.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Hydration for warmer weather and longer days outside.
summer|spring specific