Balade dans le quartier juif d'Anne Frank à Amsterdam
Revivez les jours sombres de la Seconde Guerre mondiale lors d'une visite guidée de 2 heures à Amsterdam et découvrez comment était la vie aux Pays-Bas après l'occupation allemande entre 1940 et 1945 et comment Anne Frank est devenue une icône de la brutalité de la répression. Découvrez l'histoire de son journal et apprenez comment il a fini par être publié par son père Otto Frank.
Retrouvez votre guide devant l'entrée du musée historique juif dans l'après-midi. Promenez-vous devant des monuments et des bâtiments encore marqués par des traces de la guerre. Votre guide ravivera l'histoire pour vous donner une idée de la façon dont les citoyens de la ville se sont comportés pendant l'occupation, et il vous dira comment ils se sont déplacés en période d'horreur.
Découvrez pourquoi les Hollandais ont essayé de coexister avec l'armée d'occupation, et comment ils se sont comportés envers les Juifs d'Amsterdam comme Anne Frank. Vous entendrez des récits sur les événements importants, tels que la grève de février et l'hiver de la faim.
Visitez le quartier juif, avec sa synagogue portugaise et son musée, le siège du conseil juif, la statue du docker et le monument d'Auschwitz. Découvrez les endroits que les résistants hollandais ont offerts aux familles comme les Frank pour se cacher. La visite se termine à la maison d'Anne Frank, où vous avez la possibilité d'entrer à votre rythme lorsque ses portes s'ouvrent au public à 15:30. Remarque : l'entrée à la maison d'Anne Frank n'est pas incluse.
Idéale pour les passionnés d'histoire européenne, la visite offre également un aperçu de la façon dont la communauté juive a vécu, survécu et continue à prospérer à Amsterdam.
- Guide local anglophone
- Spectacle
- Toutes taxes et tous droits et frais de dossier
- Visite en petit groupe
- Balade
- L'entrée et le temps passé dans la maison d'Anne Frank ne sont pas inclus
- Droits d'entrée
- Repas et boissons
- Pourboires (facultatifs)
- Vous recevrez la confirmation au moment de la réservation
- Le billet d'entrée pour la maison d'Anne Frank n'est pas inclus. Cette excursion ne vous permet pas d'entrer dans la maison d'Anne Frank. Vous pourrez rejoindre la file d'attente pour voir la maison d'Anne Frank à votre guise après la visite, mais l'entrée n'est pas garantie
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte.
- Nombre minimal de participants applicable. Il est possible qu'une fois confirmée, l'excursion soit annulée si le nombre de participants est insuffisant. Dans ce cas, une solution alternative vous sera proposée ou vous serez intégralement remboursé
- Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
Raoul was a fantastic guide, very knowledgeable and responsive on the tour. I’d highly recommend to anyone who is interested in learning / hearing the history.
Our guide Vince was excellent. He really brought the history and areas alive, and had a number of photographs and stories to share (since many buildings no longer exist). He really made the walking tour worthwhile, while we were immersed in such a tragic part of history. If you are interested in history, in the Jewish story of Amsterdam, and seeing the various areas of importance, take this tour. (We had visited the Anne Frank house earlier in the week, and it added to the overall knowledge.)
Very informative. Very interesting. Guide was very knowledgeable. I enjoyed the leisurely walk through the little streets of Amsterdam. Also impressed by brass plaques in the pavement.
Spent 2 hours enjoying the history of the area and Anne Frank history. Nice easy level walking, our guide spoke English very well
The lady that gave the tour was wonderful - her name started with an "M", and she mentioned Monica, but that was not her name, but close, but of course now all I remember! Very good at this, and could answer all our questions.
Tour guide Arthur was very knowledgeable and entertaining. He had pictures on his iPad with him to show the group at each stop. Tour covered a large part of the city. He brought the history of that time period alive in a most interesting way. Highly recommend this tour.
We had a great tour! Daniel was a great guide and he is very knowledgeable about Jewish history in Amsterdam pertaining to WW2. Our tour was almost 3 hours with a lot of walking across the northern part of Amsterdam, but it was worth every moment. Highly recommended for those who are budget conscious and want a through review of the Jewish quarter in Amsterdam!
Daniyel was our tour guide he was very pleasent answered all the questions and was very knowledgable It was the hottest day but D made it so informative and explained everything well Thank you
My girlfriend Jess and I did this tour on Tuesday just gone! Our tour guide Talia was so thoroughly educated on the topic and was very genuine to answer any of our queries about what life in Amsterdam is like for a local! Thankyou Talia!
Our guide Talia was great. Her knowledge of the area and the related history was amazing. This walk covers several kilometres but Talia made sure we stopped in shaded areas while she gave us all the information. Well worth making the time to do this tour.
The Tour Guide was very informative, enthusiastic and was very knowledgeable about the history of the touring area.
Well informed guide, Daniel, who gave an excellent overview of the history of the Frank family. Daniel was well educated and well travelled and provided a powerful and detailed account of the occupation of Holland by the Nazi regime and its impact on the country's population.
we really enjoyed the tour. Jonathan, our guide was so friendly and informative. He had such a nice way about him. The stroll across the city where we were told about the history and stories of amsterdam was brilliant in its own way. The Jewish park, war memorial and especially the little gold plaques on the ground were particularly poignant and moving. It was my favourite activity of our 4 day stay.
It is a walking tour so make sure you are healthy enough to do so I highly recommend this tour and our guide Wybe.
Booked this thinking this was tickets to house. Turned up to he told this is a walking tour and ends outside house. Nothing to do with Anne Frank's museum. Waste of money .
Talia was a fantastic guide! born and raised in Amsterdam she added her personal and historic information to the tour! we saw the Portuguese synagogue, dock wither stature. the underside of the draw bridge, Anne franke house, the holocaust memorial park and a very touching memorial called 'stumbling blocks" for those that never made it home! highly recommend this tour! thank you Talia!
Really great tour very informative. Manuel our guide really knew his stuff. Thank you Manuel for making this a great tour!
our guide was excellent, the right mixture of reverence and humour. He knew his subject and made it very insightful. Two hour tour, with stops along the way for explanations.
Our grandparents (great grandparents) hoped to survive the war living in Amsterdam. They were Jews from Cologne. Our fathers fled Europe to new lives in South Africa, US and Canada. We - their children/grandchildren- returned to try to better understand the terrible circumstances that led to the murder of our grandparents in Auschwitz at the hands of the Nazis. The tour was fantastic and provided context and history we didn’t have. Friendly, personable and informative.
We thoroughly enjoyed our Anne Frank tour. Our guide was knowledgable and helpful. The tour went on for longer than expected, so it was good value for money.
Two tour leaders broke up a massive group of about 40 into two groups. Our guide, Serena, was very knowledgeable, personable, and spoke well during the 2 hour + walking tour. We learned a lot about Amsterdam's history prior to the beginning of WW2 and as well as the time it was occupied by the Nazis. There was some referencing of the Frank Family but additional information about the "Stumbling Blocks" project, and how the design of the narrow Dutch houses could be adapted to hide anyone seeking escape from persecution during that time. All in all, a well-rounded walking tour over cobblestones and full of history. One brief stop half-way for toilets and water. Highly recommended!
We had a one day layover in Amsterdam, due to missing a flight connection out of Zurich.We had never been to Holland before and wanted to get a tour and history so we opted for this walking tour and were not disappointed.
Our guide Arthur , was informative and friendly . A very interesting couple of hours to spend wandering around Amsterdam . Definitely worth booking