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Mary_B, Sep 2026
Amsterdam Must See/Do
Caroline had a wealth of knowledge about the history of the Nazi invasion and Jewish plight. She took her time and didn’t rush the tour. Well worth the 2 hours. Make sure you book the Anne Frank House tour IN ADVANCE…. Unfortunately, we didn’t get to see inside of her house. Only downfall was the meeting place…. Bronze bull was difficult to find (small & hidden by people).
Zelle_P, Aug 2026
This one was full of...
This one was full of history about Amsterdam and what the city went through during WWII, the Jews and their plight before and during WWII, as well as other interesting historical facts. We had plenty of time to ask questions and have discussions. The Anne Frank house experience was very sobering, while detailing what life was like in hiding. Definitely an experience anyone interested in history should book.
Trizia_R, Jul 2026
This was a wonderful...
This was a wonderful experience. The staff was anwesome and the boat very clean, having unlimited drinks, made it more enjoyable for everyone. Our captain and guide Dward was just amazing and very knowledgeable !!! Totally recommend!!!
Rebecca_F, Sep 2026
Well Worth it
Rebecca was amazing as a guide as she not only told you historical events but she seemed to be invested share important stories that need to be remembered. I can highly recommend this walking tour, well worth it. I find the stories stay with me far more than raw historical facts - thanks Rebecca for a great time, it flew by!

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.