easy
3–4 hours
Moderate physicality; walking and standing for extended periods
Discover Amsterdam's WWII history on an accessible, engaging tour with AmsterdaMobile. Learn about the city’s wartime resilience and visit iconic sites linked to Jewish history and resistance efforts.
For all ages • 3 or 4 hours • Max 15 people • Discover Amsterdam's WWII History
Embark on a captivating 3 to 4-hour historical tour of Amsterdam, exploring the profound impact of World War II on the Jewish community. Discover significant sites, including those linked to Anne Frank, and gain insights into Dutch resistance. Enjoy a customizable experience with an accessible route tailored to your needs.
Duration: 3 or 4 hours
With this historical tour you will have the chance to discover the history of Amsterdam during the Second World War. Strewn throughout the city there are a number of places closely linked to the Jewish culture of the past and the present. We will dive deeper into the history of the Jewish community of Amsterdam and you will hear about Ann Frank, one of the most famous Jewish victims of the war, who lived in Amsterdam during this time of worldwide conflict. .
The tour will end at the Museum of Jewish History, so that those who wish can continue the day by visiting it (independently).
The guided tours offered by AmsterdaMobile can be customized according to your needs. It is therefore possible to agree on different routes and on different times. Your guide will accompany you through the city, choosing a route that is also accessible to wheelchair users. The places that will be visited during the tour have an accessible entrance. All the stages included in the route have been personally selected by the AmsterdaMobile team.
The tour involves walking through various historic sites, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Stay hydrated during the tour, especially if the weather is warm.
Amsterdam’s weather can be unpredictable; bring a small umbrella or raincoat.
Be mindful of memorials and sensitive locations; maintain a respectful demeanor.
Amsterdam’s WWII history is marked by courageous resistance and tragic persecution, especially of its Jewish community, with many sites connected to the Holocaust and Dutch resilience.
The tour emphasizes respectful acknowledgment of memorials and promotes understanding of the importance of preserving historical sites for future generations.
Supportive footwear needed for walking over cobblestones and uneven surfaces.
Hydrate throughout the tour, especially on warm days.
Prepare for variable weather conditions while exploring the city.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Capture meaningful moments and historic sites along the way.