Ámsterdam: Visita guiada a pie sobre Ana Frank en inglés, alemán, italiano, español y francés.
Descripción
Disfrute de un recorrido a pie de 2 horas por el barrio judío de Ámsterdam y sumérjase en la conmovedora historia de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Segunda Guerra Mundial. Empiezas en la famosa estatua de Ana Frank, a la vuelta de la esquina de la Casa de Ana Frank, y sigues sus fascinantes pasos. Déjese llevar por fragmentos del diario de Ana y sumérjase en la historia judía antes y después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en una visita guiada informativa junto a un guía apasionado. La Segunda Guerra Mundial en Ámsterdam. Pase por la Casa de Ana Frank, la Sinagoga Portuguesa y observe las Stolpersteine (piedras de tropiezo) y los monumentos que conmemoran la valiente resistencia en el Tercer Reich. Descubre cómo vive hoy la comunidad judía en la multicultural Ámsterdam. Explore el barrio judío de la capital holandesa en esta excursión y disfrute de una experiencia inolvidable. Nota: En esta visita guiada se podrá ver la Casa de Ana Frank desde el exterior, pero no se visitará.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Punto de inicio del recorrido
(Entrada gratuita) Visita la Casa de Ana Frank, donde Ana Frank y su familia se escondieron durante dos años y escribieron su famoso diario. Entrada gratuita.
Descubre cómo cambió todo con el ascenso de Hitler al poder.
Descubre la historia judía de estos famosos grandes almacenes y escucha cómo cambiaron durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. La Segunda Guerra Mundial lo cambió todo.
El antiguo cementerio de la peste guarda muchos secretos. Descubra con su apasionado guía de la ciudad lo que ha sucedido aquí.
En la Sinagoga Portuguesa, su guía de la ciudad le dirá qué importancia tuvo la sinagoga para la comunidad judía hoy y en el pasado y qué belleza arquitectónica y cultural revela. No se visita la sinagoga.
El grupo se detiene brevemente en el monumento de Auschwitz y aprende cómo se recuerda a las víctimas del Holocausto en este monumento.
En el Museo Histórico Judío aprenderá cómo la deportación de la población judía fue llevada a cabo por los alemanes nazis durante la ocupación y el sufrimiento que esto trajo consigo. El museo no se visita.
Visita el Monumento al Nombre del Holocausto e intenta encontrar el nombre de Ana en los 102 000 ladrillos que conmemoran a las víctimas judías de Ámsterdam durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- No se cobran tarifas de entrada durante el recorrido.
- Este tour se ofrece en Alemán, Inglés, Italiano, Español o Francés . Por favor, seleccione su idioma preferido durante el proceso de reserva.
- Lleve suficiente agua en verano y use zapatos cómodos.
Opiniones(194)
We had a great tour with Valentina. She was so engaging and professional. We had a great time and we learnt a lot.
Valentina was a great tour guide. She was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic.
Johanna was an excellent guide. She explained everything very well and kept the tour interesting at all times. We could feel her interest in this topic. We can recommend this tour 100%
Thank you for your wonderful feedback ❤️ We’re so happy you had such a nice experience with us!
Amazing tour. We learnt so much. Maxym was absolutely fantastic and engaging throughout the entire tour! A great story teller!
That truly means a lot to us 🥰 We’re very happy to hear you had such a positive experience on the tour!
Daniel was a brilliant guide, he was very knowledgeable and had huge empathy for the quite challenging subjects he talked about. He was even able to speak Portuguese in parts for a Brazilian family on the tour. It really brought the Diary to life hearing him read extracts and explain how the surroundings have changed over the years. We got to see things we’d never have found without the tour and it was a very moving and quite emotional for me at times. The only feedback I’d provide was nothing to do with Daniel or the tour itself, but the booking process didn’t make it as clear as I’d like that the Anne Frank House itself wasn’t included and also that the end of the tour was 35 mins walk from the start (Daniel explained both of these at the start, but it would be better to make this clearer at the point of booking) .
Thank you so much for your wonderful review and for your kind words about Daniel! We are delighted to hear that his knowledge, empathy, and even his ability to speak some Portuguese made your experience so memorable. It means a great deal to us that the tour brought Anne Frank's story to life for you and that you found it both moving and meaningful. Thank you as well for your constructive feedback regarding the booking process. We completely understand how this could cause some confusion. We would just like to mention that both the fact that admission to the Anne Frank House is not included and that the tour ends at a different location are already stated in the tour description before booking. Nevertheless, we truly appreciate your feedback and will continue looking for ways to make this information as clear and visible as possible. Thank you again for taking the time to share your experience. We hope to welcome you on another tour in the future!
Daniel was absolutely amazing and knowledgeable . Answered many questions and is very passionate about the story of Anne Frank ,the jews and all the history
That’s so nice to hear! We’re really glad you enjoyed the tour and had a great experience with us 🤗
Claire our guide was exceptional and so informative. Really worth doing the tour as you get to see so much more than just Anne Frank’s history
This was a very interesting tour that highlighted lots of history surrounding the time when Anne Frank lived in Amsterdam, before, during, and after she went into hiding with her family. It gave a great perspective on her life and helped as after the tour we had tickets to enter the house itself.
My husband and I learned so much during this 2 hour Anne Frank walking tour with our guide, Daniel. First, this does not include tickets to the house but that’s okay. Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable, engaging and passionate about history. He made the tour very interesting and we got to see the city at the same time. Rather than simply pointing out landmarks, he brought the history of Nazi-occupied Amsterdam to life by explaining the events, the people, and the persecution they faced. We visited important historical sites throughout the city, learned about the persecution of the Jewish community and gained a much deeper understanding of Anne’s story and the history surrounding it. Daniel welcomed questions and made sure everyone in the group felt included. If you’re visiting Amsterdam, I highly recommend taking this tour, even if you aren’t able to get tickets inside the Anne Frank House. We walked away with a greater appreciation for this chapter of history than we would have by simply seeing the building from the outside. Especially for Otto Frank, Anne’s father. Thank you, Daniel, for an unforgettable and educational experience.
Thank you for your wonderful feedback ❤️ We’re so happy you had such a nice experience with us!
It was a great tour! Maxym was a wonderful and informative guide! We enjoyed it very much. I would recommend this tour for anyone.
