moderate
1 hour 30 minutes – 2 hours
Moderate walking ability required, suitable for most fitness levels capable of steady urban walking.
Walk the historic streets of Amsterdam on a guided tour through Anne Frank’s neighborhood. Discover hidden wartime stories and gain a personal connection to her world beyond the diary.
€50 per Person | about 1 hour and 45 minutes | 10.30am
Embark on a poignant walking tour through Anne Frank's neighborhood, tracing her daily routes to school and favorite spots. Discover lesser-known wartime stories and insights about her sister Margot. This immersive experience offers a unique glimpse into their lives, all while enjoying the vibrant surroundings of Amsterdam.
Groups up to 10 people Adults (ages 13+): € 50 p.p. Children (up to the age of 12): € 25.00 p.p.
Groups of 10+ people Adults (ages 13+): € 35 p.p. Children (up to the age of 12): € 20.00 p.p.
1.5 to 2 hours
Join in a walking tour and get to know the neighbourhood where Anne Frank and her family lived. Follow in Anne’s footsteps as she walked to her elementary school, to her favourite lunchroom, where her friends lived and played. But you will also learn about rarely known details of the wartime in Amsterdam, and get to know the places that played a part in the lives of the Frank family. You will also learn about Anne’s sister, Margot. E.g. did you know that she also kept a diary, but what happened to it?
A good walking condition is advised, the tour will run close to two hours (sometimes longer). You are not compelled to do the entire walk, if you want to leave the tour at any time your guide will direct you to the nearest point of public transport. All tours end near public transport that will take you to the city centre. As an alternative: enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants in the Scheldestraat.
Tours start at 10:30 am. The meeting point is the corner of the Rijnstraat and the Victorieplein (Victorysquare), where Yo Yo’s Ice Corner is situated, just across the tram stops. Tram 4 (from Central Station) or tram 12 (from Sloterdijk) will take you there, exit on stop Victorieplein.
The tour involves walking on cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
Amsterdam weather can change quickly; a rain jacket will keep you comfortable throughout the tour.
Arriving 10-15 minutes before the 10:30am start time ensures you don’t miss any part of the experience.
Some sections of the tour cover sensitive history; maintaining respectful silence helps honor the story.
Amsterdam’s Jordaan district was a working-class neighborhood in the 1940s, deeply impacted by WWII and the Nazi occupation.
The tour promotes responsible tourism by encouraging respect for historical sites and the local community.
Essential for navigating Amsterdam’s cobblestone streets with ease.
Stay hydrated during the tour, especially in warmer months.
summer specific
spring specific
To carry personal items comfortably during the walk.