Amsterdam · ANNE FRANK HOUSE TICKETS
The museum at Prinsengracht 263 sells timed tickets online only, released six weeks in advance, and holds nothing back for the door. Listed below are those tickets where available, and the guided walks of the surrounding streets that run whether or not the house itself has space.
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with a local guide, see Portuguese Synagogue and WWII memorials, and end near Anne Frank House for less than two hours.
“Oliver the guide was very informative. Was a good pace to the tour nice and chilled”
Walk Amsterdam’s WWII Jewish Quarter with a small-group guide, stopping at key memorials tied to Anne Frank’s story, outside only.
“We traveled with a family of 10, ranging in age from 18 to 58. Everyone said that this was their most favorite thing that we did during our time in Germany, Belgium and Amsterdam. Patrick was an amazing guide; knowledgeable, with the appropriate gravitas for the subject, kind and accommodating.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter and WWII memorials, with Anne Frank diary excerpts in DE, EN, IT, or ES.
“Lilly’s Anne Frank walking tour was deeply moving. Lilly shared many stories about the war and read excerpts from Anne Frank’s diary as we walked through the city, bringing history to life. It was thoughtful, emotional, and so well-presented — I’m truly glad we did this. Truly unforgettable and the biggest highlight of my trip!”
Small-group Anne Frank walking tour in central Amsterdam, connecting Jewish history and Nazi occupation, ending outside the Anne Frank House.
“Thoroughly enjoyed this tour as a history lover. Our tour guide Tristan was fantastic! Really informative, enthusiastic and passionate about Amsterdams historical past. Would definitely recommend the tour it offers a great insight into the German occupation of Amsterdam and the story of the Frank family. Great value for money and a must on your visit to this amazing city!”
A guided 4-5 hour walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, with museum entry, synagogue visits, and Anne Frank context.
“Just ok. Nothing special. The itenery says it will cover the Jewish musuem, if meeting outside it means covering then it does. However nothing else. You can find cheaper tours doing the same.”
Anne Frank’s Last Walk pairs a central Amsterdam history walk with a VR Secret Annex view and a coffee break, ending near the house.
“Virtual tour was unique and interesting to see. We were sad that the real tour was closed during our trip to Amsterdam and liked this very much.”
Walk Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter with a private guide, from Jewish Historical Museum to Holocaust memorial, ending at Anne Frank House exterior.
“We had a private tour with Josephine. She was super friendly and so knowledgeable we should have brushed up on our history but honestly we left with so much rich history. Seeing the bricks of the 102 thousand Jews that died was jaw dropping we will never forget it. We definitely recommend.”
Follow Anne Frank’s last walk, hear diary quotes, then tour the secret annex in VR with an included drink near the House.
“Michael is very knowledgeable and was very interesting to listen to. He told us the history of Anne Frank with a passion that inspired us. I would definitely do another tour with him.”
Small-group 2-hour Anne Frank walking tour in Amsterdam with a historian guide. See key synagogues and memorials near the Jewish Quarter.
“Julia was a very informative guide who kept a steady but not too fast pace for this walking tour. Only thing that could be improved on is the guidance to the location to find the meeting point. It was difficult to find.”
A focused 2-hour walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, wartime landmarks, and the story of Anne Frank for $24.
“Our guide was fantastic, so knowledgeable, told it how it was, learnt so much, told us of other places we could go to learn more. It was a great tour, would recommend to anyone who wants to learn more about what happened in WW2 to the Jews in Amsterdam.”
A small-group Anne Frank and Jewish Quarter walking tour in Amsterdam, mixing synagogues, deportation sites, and memorials with a live guide.
“The tour was definitely worth the time to take. Our guide Maria gave us a lot of background on what occurred during that time and pointed out l many things we would never have picked up on our own.”
Walk the Jewish Quarter of Amsterdam on a 2-hour Anne Frank story tour. See synagogues, WWII monuments, and the Holocaust memorial.
“Thank you Masha, for the great tour and sharing all the amazing things you know!! 🙏🏻”
A 3-hour private walk through Amsterdam’s Jewish sites, WWII landmarks, and the Anne Frank House, with a pie break and ticket help.
“Ester was an amazing guide. We learned so much about the history of the area. Anne Frank house was very moving.”
2-hour Anne Frank and Amsterdam Jewish history walk. Small group, WWII hiding spots, free stops, and finish outside Anne Frank House.
“Iris is a very knowledgeable, immersive, and excited tour guide. She really cares for the information and story telling for the group. There was enough walking around site to site for the entire group to have time to ask their own questions. The information was all really cool to learn about and Iris brought the Frank family's story to life.”
A 2-hour private Jewish Quarter walk in Amsterdam focused on Anne Frank’s diary, key Holocaust sites, and the landmarks behind the story.
“Andrea was an excellent guide. She was very knowledgeable and patient answering all of our questions. We had a wonderful experience.”
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