Tickets to the Anne Frank & Jewish Quarter Guided Tour in Amsterdam

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Anne Frank & Jewish Quarter Guided Tour

Take a World War II walking tour of Amsterdam through Anne Frank’s eyes. Explore the Jewish quarter, see wartime scars on buildings, and learn how a young girl in hiding became a symbol of hope. Guided by an expert, discover stories of Jewish life, Dutch resistance, and life under Nazi occupation.

Venue: Anne Frank Huis, Amsterdam

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How to Book Your Anne Frank Guided Tour?

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Select the day and time slot that best fits your visit to Amsterdam.

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Proceed to checkout to confirm your reservation for the Anne Frank Guided Tour and get ready to walk through history.

Please note that our tours have different meeting points depending on the language you wish to book:

Anne Frank walking tours in Italian, French and German start in front of the Portuguese Synagogue, Mr. Visserplein 3, 1011 RD Amsterdam.

Anne Frank walking tours in English, Spanish and Portuguese start in front of the Jewish Museum, Nieuwe Amstelstraat 1, 1011 PL Amsterdam.

Show your digital ticket to the guide at the meeting point.

You must arrive 15 minutes before the tour start time.

The guide will accompany you with an orange umbrella.

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Alex Graham

2026-08-14

Excellent

I didn't know what to expect going in, but it hit me harder than I thought. There was something so quiet and powerful about the whole experience. It wasn't just about learning, it was about feeling. I left with a lump in my throat and a whole new perspective on what people lived through.

Sophie Müller

2026-08-27

Excellent

This was one of the most emotionally intense things I've done while travelling. It wasn't dramatic or overdone, just honest, human and deeply moving. I caught myself tearing up more than once. It really made me stop and think about how much we take for granted.

Luca Romano

2026-09-06

Excellent

There's something incredibly humbling about being so close to stories of fear, courage and survival. It wasn't just informative, it was personal. The emotions kind of sneak up on you, and by the end you feel a quiet respect and sadness that words can't fully describe.

Things to Know Before Booking Your Anne Frank Guided Tour

What the Tour Offers

Your ticket includes a guided walking tour through Amsterdam's historic Jewish Quarter. You'll see key landmarks connected to Anne Frank's story, hear about life in the city during WWII, and gain a deeper understanding of the diary that moved the world.

Age Recommendations

The tour is suitable for visitors of all ages, though the subject matter is sensitive. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Quietest Time to Visit

For a more intimate and reflective experience, we recommend booking weekday or early morning tours. Afternoons, weekends and holidays are typically busier.

Facilities

Nearby, you'll find cafés and shops, as well as rest areas along the walking route. Everything is designed to make your visit comfortable.

Accessibility

The walking tour covers historic streets, most of which are accessible. However, some old areas may have cobblestones. We do our best to accommodate all visitors.

Why You Should Join the Anne Frank Guided Tour

Walk Through History

Step into the streets of Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter and see the places where Anne Frank and her family once lived their daily lives. With every corner, the city reveals traces of its wartime past, allowing you to experience history in a way that books alone cannot provide.

Discover Hidden Stories

Your guide will share moving accounts of Jewish families during the Nazi occupation, from stories of courage and survival to the tragic realities of persecution. These personal narratives bring history closer and give a voice to those who lived through it.

Connect With Anne's Diary

The tour offers a deeper understanding of Anne Frank's famous diary, connecting her words to the very locations you'll be standing in. This unique perspective helps visitors grasp the global significance of her story and why it continues to inspire generations.

A Meaningful Experience for All

Whether you are a family, a student group or a history enthusiast, this guided tour provides a powerful and educational experience. It's an opportunity not only to learn but also to reflect, making your visit to Amsterdam truly unforgettable.

How Long Does the Anne Frank Guided Tour Take

To fully appreciate the experience, plan for around 2 hours. This gives you enough time to walk through Amsterdam's historic Jewish Quarter, hear your guide's stories about Anne Frank and life during WWII, and see the landmarks connected to her world.

The pace of the tour is relaxed, allowing you to ask questions, reflect and absorb the atmosphere of the streets. Many visitors find themselves deeply moved, taking extra moments to connect with the history around them. The experience is designed to be both educational and personal, ensuring it leaves a lasting impression.

How to get there

Venue: Anne Frank Huis, Amsterdam

By Car: To reach Anne Frank Huis effortlessly, rely on your car's GPS navigation. With a simple tap or voice command, it unravels city complexity, making the journey to Anne Frank Huis smooth and straightforward.

By Public Transport: For those opting for public transport to reach Anne Frank Huis, mastering schedules and routes is key. Navigate buses by scanning departure times and platform information, ensuring a seamless journey tailored to Anne Frank Huis location.

By Taxi: Taking a taxi to Anne Frank Huis is easy. Hail a taxi, share the address, and most drivers know the way.

Food and Drink

PANCAKES Amsterdam Westermarkt

Located just across from the Westerkerk, this popular eatery is famous for its Dutch and American-style pancakes, making it a perfect choice for breakfast or a sweet break. Walking distance: 2 minutes from the Anne Frank House.

Spanjer en van Twist

Known for its fresh Dutch ingredients and canal-side terrace, this stylish restaurant offers an authentic dining experience with a warm and friendly ambiance. Walking distance: 5 minutes from the Anne Frank House.

Smidtje Canal Café Dialoog

This cosy café by the canal is an inviting spot to pause after your tour, offering coffee, wine and light bites with charming waterside views. Walking distance: 6 minutes from the Anne Frank House.

Bistro Amsterdam

A welcoming bistro serving European favourites in a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for enjoying a leisurely lunch or dinner in the heart of the city. Walking distance: 7 minutes from the Anne Frank House.

Quick Overview

Meeting Point: Anne Frank Guided Tour, Jewish Quarter, Amsterdam (exact details provided after booking)

Tour Times:

Monday — Thursday: 10 am — 6 pm
Friday: 10 am — 8 pm
Saturday: 10 am — 8 pm
Sunday: 10 am — 6 pm

Duration: Plan for about 2 hours to walk the Jewish Quarter and experience the guided tour in full.

Age Restriction: Suitable for all ages. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

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FAQ

The tour starts in the city centre, where street parking is very limited. The nearest options are the Q-Park garages at Nieuwmarkt and Waterlooplein, both a short walk from the meeting point. Public transport is usually the easier choice.

The route follows historic streets, most of which are accessible, though some older stretches are cobbled. Please contact us before booking so we can talk through the route and do our best to accommodate you.

Yes. This is an outdoor walking tour, so you are welcome to bring water and a snack. There are also cafés and shops along the route if you would rather stop for something.

Please refrain from smoking while the group is together and the guide is speaking, out of consideration for other visitors and the places we pass.

Yes, photography is welcome along the route for personal use. Please be mindful at memorial sites and follow your guide's instructions where photography is restricted.

This tour is non-cancellable and non-changeable. Once booked, the ticket cannot be cancelled or modified.

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