easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the walking pace is moderate and adjusted to group needs.
Walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter on a private Anne Frank & WWII tour with Adam & Eve Tours, where history unfolds through personal stories and local insights. Discover why this city’s past still echoes in its streets and memorials.
2h - Anne Frank
Experience the poignant history of WWII in Amsterdam on a private Anne Frank Walking Tour. Led by an expert guide, explore the Jewish Quarter, Portuguese Synagogue, and Resistance Memorials, connecting personal stories to the city's past. This immersive journey invites reflection and understanding, leaving a lasting impact beyond the tour.
2 hours · Private guide · Outdoor history tour
Walk in the footsteps of Anne Frank and explore the human side of WWII in Amsterdam.
This private tour connects the story of the Frank family to the broader experience of the city during Nazi occupation — with stops in the Jewish Quarter, the Portuguese Synagogue, and Resistance Memorials.
Led by a local guide with over 10 years of experience, you’ll dive deeper into stories of migration, persecution, courage, and survival. The tour ends outside the Anne Frank House, with context that will stay with you long after.
Café de Sluyswacht, Jodenbreestraat 1, 1011 NG Amsterdam
(5-minute walk from Waterlooplein metro station)
Perfect for:
We adjust the pace and content to your background and questions. Whether you’re deeply familiar with WWII history or just beginning to explore it, you’ll walk away with more understanding — and more questions.
“I wasn’t sure if a walking tour without going inside would be worth it — but this gave us all the context we needed. It made the museum visit so much more meaningful.”
“Perfect for our family. Our guide was warm, honest, and really knew his stuff. My daughter said it was her favorite activity of the trip.”
“Powerful and moving. A tour that asks the right questions and leaves space to think. This one stays with you.”
€75 per person (min. 2 guests)
Locally guided. Always private. Thoughtfully told.
You’ll spend two hours on foot navigating city streets, so sturdy footwear is essential.
Amsterdam weather can change quickly—bring layers and waterproof gear if needed.
Meet near Waterlooplein metro station; parking can be limited and costly in the city center.
The tour covers heavy topics; be ready for thoughtful reflection and sensitive content.
Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter was once a thriving community until WWII's devastating impact reshaped the city’s social fabric.
Local initiatives maintain historical sites and memorials to preserve cultural memory while promoting respectful tourism.
Supportive footwear is necessary for urban walking on varied surfaces.
Spring drizzle is common; a waterproof layer keeps you dry and comfortable.
spring specific
Layers help adjust to shifting temperatures throughout the day.
fall specific
Light rain showers can appear suddenly, so a small umbrella is handy.
summer specific