Your Travel Experience with Avellera
Step into the history of Amsterdam and explore the profound impact of World War II on this vibrant and resilient city. Today, Amsterdam stands as one of Europe’s most liberal and tolerant capitals, a place where freedom is woven into the fabric of daily life. However, its past tells a different story—one of refuge, struggle, and unimaginable horrors.
In the 16th and 17th centuries, Amsterdam was known as Mokum, meaning “safe place” in Yiddish, for its thriving Jewish community. This 2-hour walking tour takes you through the city’s historical Jewish Quarter, guided by local experts who bring the past to life with moving narratives and deep historical insight.
Walk in the footsteps of Anne Frank, the young girl whose diary became one of the most poignant testimonies of life under Nazi oppression. As you journey through the old Jewish Quarter, you’ll hear stories of courage, resilience, and loss, gaining a deeper understanding of the events that shaped this city during WWII.
The tour culminates near the Anne Frank House, an essential site that vividly portrays the struggles faced by Anne Frank and her family during the Nazi occupation. For those who wish to delve deeper, an optional visit to the Anne Frank House is available, offering a powerful and immersive experience inside the very space where Anne and her family lived in hiding.
This tour offers a unique blend of history, emotion, and reflection, allowing you to experience Amsterdam’s past through the eyes of Anne Frank. Join us to uncover the layers of history in this extraordinary city and honor the stories of those who endured one of humanity’s darkest chapters.