Tour de Ana Frank (barrio judío y Ámsterdam durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial)
Descripción
*ESTE NO ES UN BILLETE PARA LA CASA DE ANNE FRANK. Se trata de un recorrido a pie de 2 horas que se puede planificar además o una alternativa a una visita a la casa. Las entradas se venden exclusivamente en su propio sitio web y están restringidas para ser revendidas. En el Anne Frank Tour, exploramos la historia de Ana Frank dentro del contexto más amplio de Ámsterdam durante los primeros días de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. A medida que caminamos por el histórico barrio judío y los vecindarios circundantes, obtendrá información sobre los desafíos que enfrenta la comunidad judía en ese momento. El recorrido termina cerca de la Casa de Ana Frank, donde reflexionamos sobre la vida de Ana escondida y el mundo que la rodeaba.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Mientras nos alojamos fuera de la Casa de Ana Frank, el edificio cuenta tranquilamente una historia de escondite. El diario de Anne comparte una historia común de personas que luchan por el respeto en tiempos difíciles. Seguimos atravesando Amsterdam, encontrando señales de valentía de tiempos de guerra. Las calles muestran el valiente pasado de la ciudad. Desde las cosas interesantes del Museo de la Resistencia hasta los búnkeres secretos, cada lugar muestra parte de la historia de Ámsterdam en tiempos de guerra.
El tiroteo ocurrido en Amsterdam después de la liberación del país.
Las campanas de iglesia que Ana Frank podía escuchar desde su casa escondida
Caminamos por la zona donde vivió Ana Frank antes y durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial cuando estuvo escondida. ¿Qué escuchó Ana Frank desde su escondite en la casa de atrás? ¿Qué podía ver y experimentar del mundo exterior mientras escribía su diario? Realice este recorrido para tener una mejor idea de la vida de Ana Frank en Ámsterdam.
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Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Paramos en la casa de Ana Frank, pero no entramos durante este recorrido
- No te pongas al día con el grupo si llegas tarde (reserva una nueva franja horaria)
- Reservas aceptadas hasta 5 personas, grupos más grandes no serán tomados por el guía
Opiniones(70)
The tour guide was knowledgeable and fun to listen to about the city. He was fun to converse with while touring the city.
Our guide was knowledgeable about the local history and especially the lesser known stories of local heroes and villains during the deportation of Jewish people during the war. What was so surprising was the number of Netherlanders who conspired with the Nazi regime and betrayed fellow citizens for an unknown gain. I always heard about the brave underground Resistance fighters, men snd women, in the NL. I had little knowledge of the number of their fellow citizens who were willing to support a diabolical regime. Our guide knew so many interesting facts to explain the nuanced history of the occupation of the NL. He thanked us with a big smile for liberating the NL. We are Canadians. I must say that our guide assumed that we had no religious affiliation, and he did not hide his personal preference for a religious affiliation. In my opinion a guide should keep their personal bias hidden and stick to facts in the information provided. They will less likely offend because honestly as a visitor to the NL, I would prefer to feel welcomed and not judged. There is definitely a fine line to be walked here as a guide who must welcome people from every corner of this world.
Luke was an exceptional tour guide - knowledgable, engaging and with the gift of being able to tell the story of this time in a captivating way.
Luke did a great job bringing in some levity to a very dark situation. Very informative - and not only about Anne Frank but others too.
Terrific free walking tour highlighting the history of Amsterdam during WWII and Anne Frank. Our tour guide was Craig, who was a delight, a spunky young historian who is from Amsterdam and Haarlem. Well paced tour with many interesting sites discussed. We are a married couple in our 30s amongst a diverse group of 10-15 ppl (singles, family, friends, old, young). Of course, remember to tip your tour guide after walking tours!
Very informative. The audio guide was easy to use and very educational. Highly recommend to friends and family.
It was shocking to think these few were able to stay hidden as long as they did. The horror of the Nazi hatred really hits home and makes me so sick to think of such evil. The terrible way JEWS and others that protested were treated is enough to make my stomach turn and my heart ache.
Krijn was a very informative and enthusiastic guide. Much was learned. A sad narrative but learned a lot.
This is truly one of the best tours to take if you are interested in the historical true story aspect of what happened during this period of time for the people affected. It is very emotional and moving tour, it may not be pleasant to hear, but necessary to know and feel. Our tour guide was Luuk and he was excellent, he brought the historical stories and experiences to life by the way he shared them. I highly recommend.
We signed up for the tour through the aviator website. The tour was less than $4.00 a person. When we arrived at the tour meeting location we found out it was a free tour. We were glad we had signed up ahead of time. It was worth the $4.00.
