Anne Frank + Impact of World War II in Amsterdam

Step into history with our Anne Frank and World War II tour, a deeply moving journey through one of the darkest chapters in Dutch history. This experience is more than just a walk through Amsterdam; it’s an intimate exploration of how the Nazi invasion in 1940 forever altered the Netherlands and its people. Through captivating stories and historical landmarks, the tour paints a picture of the profound disruption caused by the German occupation, shedding light on how Amsterdam’s vibrant Jewish community became a target of brutal persecution. You’ll learn about the people who courageously resisted the Nazis, risking their lives to protect others and sabotage Nazi efforts.

Along the way, you’ll visit important locations, including the National Holocaust Names Memorial, a tribute to the 102,000 Jewish victims from the Netherlands who were deported to concentration camps such as Auschwitz and Sobibor. Our knowledgeable guide will lead you through these powerful sites and share stories of unimaginable loss, extraordinary bravery, and the resilience of those who fought back against unthinkable odds. Focusing on Anne Frank’s life as a symbol of hope, the tour brings visitors to the places where these stories unfolded, allowing a chance to reflect on the profound impact the war had on Amsterdam and its people.

This tour is a tribute to the millions who were impacted by the Holocaust and serves as a reminder of the devastating consequences of hatred. It highlights the enduring strength of humanity, offering a deep, emotional reflection on the past and its lessons for the future. Whether you are deeply familiar with this history or new to the subject, this experience will leave you deeply moved, inspired, and with a stronger understanding of Amsterdam’s role in the World War II narrative. Join us to remember those who were lost and to share the powerful stories of resistance and hope that are now an integral part of Amsterdam’s rich history.