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Phyllis_D, Aug 2026
Wonderful walking tour
When I couldn’t book a tour of the Anne Frank house, we decided to do this walking tour instead. So glad we did! It was wonderfull! Our guide Peter gave a wealth of information made it very interesting. Definitely recommend.
Leia_L, Aug 2026
Heart Wrenching Reminder of History
I did both this tour and the Anne Frank House while I was in Amsterdam. Both were heart wrenching and show the brutal realities of a not too distant history. Rebecca was our tour guide and she did a great job leading us through the history while also being happy to answer questions and share fun facts about the city as we walked from place to place. Would definitely recommend this tour to anyone who wants a little broader look of the events surrounding Anne Frank’s story.
Patricia_M, Aug 2026
Terrific tour!
Amazing walking tour, filled with great information! Our guide, Craig, was incredibly knowledgeable, personable. & funny (even though most of the content is somber)! This is a great option, especially if you didn't score tickets to the Anne Frank house/museum. It was hot, but Craig kept us in the shade as much as he could. Bring a water bottle to fill up at the free stations!
DeborahW, Aug 2026
Family of 5 had an amazing experience
Finding the starting point for this tour is very difficult. I would suggest meeting in front of the passage way into the courtyard near the lizard sculptures. Otherwise, the tour was exceptional and engaged the whole family ages 11, 14, 40 somethings and 74. We were not able to get tickets for Anne Frank House, but this tour bridged the gap. VR experience was great.

Anne Frank House

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Amsterdam
A sloop of Amsterdam canal boat tours departs from the Anne Frank House.
  • Anne Frank House tickets must be purchased in advance; book tickets online on the museum’s website.

  • Anne Frank House tours are an emotional experience, and appropriate solemnity should be observed.

  • Visits tend to take about an hour, and a free audio tour is available in nine languages.

  • Only the modern part of the museum is wheelchair accessible; the secret annex is not.

  • If you have time, stop in next door, at Prinsengracht 265-267, to see temporary exhibits.