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ANNE FRANK DIARY AND
-NAZI AMSTERDAM
A young lady with a special dream
Before World War II around 80.000 Jewish people were living in Amsterdam, when the war ended, just 12.000 remained.
The Netherlands has been the Western European country with the biggest loss of jewish lives. Among these people there was also a young lady, with the dream of becoming a writer, Annelise Frank.
This tour analyzes the impact of the Nazi German occupation on the city of Amsterdam and the story of Anne Frank and her beautiful diary.
THIS TOUR DOES NOT PROVIDE THE ENTRY TO THE HOUSE
QUICK DETAILS
MEETING POINT: Dam Square (in front of the New Church).
ENDING POINT: Anne Frank Museum
TIME: 13:00
DURATION: 2 hours
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TOUR: History of Jewish Community in Amsterdam; Amsterdam during WWII ; Frank Family's story; Jews and Hiding life during WWII.
SUITABLE FOR KIDS: Yes.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESIBLE: Yes.
CANCELLATIONS AND CHANGES: Up to 48 hours before starting time.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE TOUR: Walking time is about 30 minutes, please wear waterproof clothes or bring your umbrella with you...rain in Amsterdam is always around the corner!