Jewish Quarter Anne Frank Walking Tour in Amsterdam

This is a more useful intro recent Dutch Jewish history than a visit to Ann Frank's house. The guide, Arthur, was agreeable and not in the least nationalistic- unusual for the Dutch. We walked in the rain and still it was fine.

Arthur was great, very knowledgeable and we felt moved to be in the actual places where the Jews were shamefully persecuted. Thanks Arthur for keeping us safe whilst crossing the busy bike lanes and crossings!

Throughly enjoyed Daniel as our tour director. Very knowledgeable and entertaining. I would highly recommend the walking tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Freedman

The guide was excellent and brought to life the history of the Jews and the Dutch under the Nazi occupation.

We did this tour before seeing the Anne Frank Museum, would recommend doing this tour ahead of the AF Museum. Nice walking tour!

Meeting place worked well and we split into 3 groups with approx 15 tourists to each guide. Our guide was called Floor and she was very knowledgeable and was conscientious about waiting for us all before beginning to talk. Wear comfortable shoes and you do cover quite a lot of ground. I learnt a lot about Anne Frank's life which I had not known before.

Awesome guide. We learned A lot about the city and even had time for the Jewish Museum right before the tour. Be prepared to walk a lot, but it was so worth it!

WOW! This was an amazing tour. Our guide was Floor, and she was the most amazing guide I've had on any tour. Floor was full of knowledge and intrigue. Her background in education really allowed her to connect with the audience, and my children who were captivated from the moment she began speaking. The tour we took with Floor came before out actual visit to the Anne Frank house, and this was great because we had context as we walked the halls Anne did during hiding. I highly recommend 360 and Floor. Money well spent and knowledge that will endure a lifetime.

this was an amazing tour of the jewish quarter in Amsterdam. We were sad that we could not get tickets to the Anne Frank house but this tour proved to be so much more with historical information along with original pictures. We got to honor the Auschwitz memorial as well as see the the gold square memories in the pavement signifying lost jewish lives. It was very memorable and I highly recommend it.

This was a fun way to see the sites and immerse oneself in the culture. So much more fun than sitting on a tour bus.