A última caminhada de Anne Frank e ver a casa de Anne Frank em realidade virtual
Descrição
Milhões de pessoas viajam para Amsterdam para ver onde a família Frank se escondeu dos nazistas. Nesta visita guiada, retratamos parte da rota que Anne tomou em sua jornada até o lugar de esconderijo. Viajando no tempo para Amsterdã da Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprenderemos sobre a vida de Anne e o "anexo secreto" e experimentaremos as emoções de Anne durante os dias escuros da guerra. O passeio termina perto da casa de Anne Frank, onde você entra no Anexo Secreto através de uma recreação de realidade virtual (criada pela Fundação Anne Frank). Entrando no esconderijo através da livraria, você verá que, ao contrário da casa real, a casa VR ainda tem móveis, dando uma sensação de como era viver lá em 1942-44. Não há multidões, você tem a casa virtual de Anne Frank para si mesmo para explorar ao seu próprio ritmo. Este é o mais próximo possível da coisa real, sem pisar na casa. Ideal para aqueles que não podem obter bilhetes ou acesso ao Anexo. ** Este passeio NÃO começa na Casa de Anne Frank** Nenhuma compra adicional necessária
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Começando o passeio na Max Euwe Plein ao lado da estátua do único grande mestre de xadrez holandês
Uma das praças mais famosas de Amsterdã, no coração do centro antigo da cidade.
Caminharemos pelo canal mais longo de Amsterdã por cerca de 20 minutos. Veremos casas de canal, pontes, inúmeras casas flutuantes e muita gente de bicicleta.
Passaremos pela praça Johnny Jordaan. A famosa praça dos cantores folclóricos mais famosos de Amsterdã.
A igreja mais bonita de Amsterdã no centro da cidade. A famosa Westerkerk, uma igreja reformada do século XVII construída para os ricos no distrito do canal. Rembrandt está enterrado aqui.
Ao lado do Westerkerk há uma linda estatueta de Anne Frank como lembrança. Faremos uma pequena parada aqui.
Veja a casa onde os Frank se esconderam por mais de 2 anos e aprenda sobre as conexões com a vizinhança e como eles sobreviveram por mais de dois anos.
Veja a antiga entrada da Casa de Anne Frank
Dê uma olhada em um dos mais belos canais de Amsterdã, de Bloemgracht.
Visita à realidade virtual da Casa de Anne Frank. Você verá o lugar de esconderijo e como ele parecia durante os anos da Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Estamos terminando o passeio no famoso bairro Jordaan. Também uma grande recomendação para visitar após o passeio.
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Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- A confirmação será recebida no momento da reserva
- Esta experiência requer um número mínimo de 4 viajantes. Se for cancelado porque o mínimo não foi cumprido, você receberá uma data/experiência diferente ou um reembolso total
- Você pode apresentar um comprovante em papel ou eletrônico para esta atividade.
Avaliações(1,141)
Highly recommend - was a favorite part of our trip. Zara was our tour guide and she was awesome. Extremely knowledgeable and careful to share information in an historically accurate way - relaying uncertainty when it existed, rather than sensationalizing. Learned a lot about general pre-WWII history as well. Was great for a 9, 12 and 47 year old!
I missed out on visiting the Anne Frank museum as it was all sold out. Decided to try this and it was INFINITELY way better. It was two and a half hour walk with an AWESOME guide , Case. We walked the path Anne took, starting from the prison where she was held after capture, past major landmarks, crossing the actual office where they hid and ending with a virtual reality tour of the attic. This was an amazing experience as unlike the museum, we could each individually tour the attic with all its original furniture, posters on the wall etc as well as listen to excerpts from Anne's diary. So so so worth it!
This was a very informative and excellent tour! The VR experience was outstanding! I recommend this tour to all who wish to truly wish to see the great lengths that had to be taken to survive this horrible event.
There is a lot of walking but it helps one better understand what the Franks went through when they left their home.
I would have liked to do the Virtual Reality portion only because we were experiencing pain in our feet and legs at the time. The end location was only about 2-3 blocks from where we were staying so I asked if we could skip the walking portion and meet with everyone at the end location. They said "No that is not possible". I did forfeit the cost, which I expected, but I don't understand why they wouldn't let us attend the VR portion. The space was available since we paid for it. Not happy, but accepting.
Hi Linda, we are sorry that you were unable to participate in our highly rated walking tour. The tour is designed to provide context and background to the events leading up to the family going into the hiding place. The walking section of the tour is the main part. allowing you to retrace the route the family took on the way to the house. We do not offer the VR session as a standalone element. On occasions, we can accommodate late arrivals, as a goodwill gesture. However, as we explained over the phone, we do not know exactly when the tour group will arrive at the office where the VR segment takes place. On this occasion, there was no one at the office to meet you/let you in, meaning you would have potentially been waiting on the street up to 30-40 minutes until the group arrived. You stated that you didn't wish to do that, so unfortunately, it wasn't possible for you to join the group. The tour is very clearly listed as a walking tour, so we are a little surprised that someone who is unable to walk (as you stated on the phone) would book on a tour such as this.
The virtual experience takes you further into the history of Anne Frank's house with viewing the rooms WITH furniture instead of going through the house with no furniture. Would recommend this experience to anyone who wants to have have knowledge of Anne Frank & family's last walk in Amsterdam & view her place she & family stayed.
Thank you, Beverley, for your kind review! It means a lot to us.
Zarah was very informative and the tour was amazing!
Thanks, Stacy! We will send your kind words to Zarah.
Zareh was excellent. Very knowledgeable! Would definitely recommend.
Thank you, Jamee, for choosing us!
Interesting walk with our knowledgeable guide Ceese. Explained Jewish background of Amsterdam / Netherlands and why so many Jews were captured. Explained traumatic life for Jews under Nazis and why and how the Frank family went into hiding. VR if house interesting as shown furnished how it would have been. Took a little while to get used to VR headsets but very good.
Thank you, Sheila! We were happy to have you on the tour.
Case was a great guide. He did a wonderful job explaining the history of the area and how the Netherlands became such a safe haven for the Jewish people until the WWII Nazi’s invasion. The information and following Anne Franks foot steps was quite unique especially adding on the virtual reality experience. Would highly suggest you check this out.
Thank you for your kind review! It means a lot to us.
