Nas pegadas de Anne Frank: Amsterdam durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial
Descrição
Experimente um passeio a pé imersivo que traz a história de Anne Frank à vida enquanto explora os bairros históricos mais bonitos da cidade. Começamos no elegante bairro judeu, onde ruas tranquilas revelam como a ocupação nazista reformou a vida cotidiana. Seu Guia irá descobrir a maquinaria da opressão: propaganda, raças e a resistência corajosa que se recusou a permanecer em silêncio. Através de contos vivos, você seguirá os primeiros anos de Anne Frank em Amsterdã, seu amor pela escrita e os sonhos que ela derramou em seu diário. Você terá uma percepção mais profunda do que a vida em esconderijo significava: o medo, o silêncio e a esperança frágil que continua a inspirar o mundo. Ao longo do caminho, visitaremos monumentos e locais históricos que honram aqueles cujas vidas foram alteradas para sempre pelo Holocausto, criando uma jornada comovente através de um dos capítulos mais definidores de Amsterdã. Segure seu lugar e entre na história. *** Por favor, note: este passeio não inclui entrada na Casa de Anne Frank ***
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Teatro usou “ponto de recolha de judeus” antes das deportações
Antigo jardim de infância judeu onde crianças separadas eram mantidas antes das deportações.
Parque mais antigo de Amsterdã, local do memorial de Auschwitz.
Sinagoga sefarda e local da primeira razia. Estátua do Dokworker lembrando os trabalhadores que protestam contra as deportações
Memorial Nacional Holandês do Holocausto (genocídio contra os judeus) e o Porajmos (genocídio contra os ciganos e os sinti) em Amsterdã
Nomeado "O Canal Judaico", o sítio do Conselho Judaico
O coração destruído do bairro judeu, agora o local da Câmara Municipal, da Ópera e de um mercado de pulgas (judeu)
Área de vida noturna onde muitas lutas de rua entre diferentes facções ocorreram durante a ocupação
Ex-Cinema Judaico (votado o mais belo cinema do mundo!) onde discutimos o uso de novas mídias pelos nazistas para propaganda
Um lugar tranquilo junto à biblioteca da Universidade onde mergulhamos mais profundamente na vida diária de Anne Frank
O antigo Banco Central Holandês, que secretamente financiou a resistência.
Ao redor da esquina da Ann Franks House, onde concluímos o tour.
Nós não entramos na casa, mas temos fotos e modelos que mostram como a casa e o anexo secreto foram usados para esconder Ann Frank e sua família
Local do Monumento Nacional da Segunda Guerra Mundial. Aqui também discutimos o assassinato de civis que ocorreu aqui durante as festividades de libertação.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Opções de transporte com acessibilidade para cadeirantes
- Todas as áreas e superfíceis são acessíveis para cadeirantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(16)
Emile Tour was really informative and really enjoyed the experience to learn more about the history of Anne Frank and seeing all the memorials of the different people who didn’t survive. Thank you for making this tour it was really enjoyable and loved it .
Very interesting and enjoyable tour, both the information and the key places. The guide was 10/10, very friendly and competent.
The tour was really amazing! Emile was an amazing guide who knew a lot about the topic and gave it the respect it deserves.
The tour was extensive; we visited several places, the information was interesting, and the guide was kind and clear.
Really good tour! Good stories in between and very pleasant entertainment. Can also answer questions well.
An excellent and deeply moving tour. Anna Eva is a fantastic guide knowledgeable, engaging, and passionate about Amsterdam's history. Through the story of Anne Frank and her family, we learned so much about life in Amsterdam during WWII, the history of the Jewish community in Amsterdam, and the impact of the Holocaust on the city and its people. The 2.5 hours flew by and became one of the highlights of our visit. It was also a wonderful way to help children connect with history and reflect on the values, choices, and lessons that continue to shape our world today. Highly recommended for visitors of all ages! 🇳🇱❤️
I took the “In the Footsteps of Anne Frank: Amsterdam During World War II” tour with Sergio, and it was one of the most impactful experiences of my visit to Amsterdam. Sergio is an outstanding guide who combines historical knowledge with powerful storytelling. He brought the city and its wartime history to life, helping us understand what daily life was like under Nazi occupation and how the events of World War II affected ordinary Amsterdam residents. The tour was thoughtfully structured, with stops at important locations connected to Anne Frank, the Dutch resistance, and the Jewish community. Sergio handled these sensitive topics with great respect while keeping the tour engaging and accessible. His passion for history was evident throughout, and he was happy to answer questions and provide additional context. What stood out most was how he connected Anne Frank’s story to the broader history of Amsterdam during the war, giving a much deeper understanding of the city and its people. By the end of the tour, I felt I had gained not only historical knowledge but also a meaningful appreciation for the resilience and courage of those who lived through that period. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Amsterdam. Whether you already know a lot about Anne Frank and World War II or are learning about it for the first time, Sergio delivers an informative, moving, and memorable experience.
Our Anne Frank tour in Amsterdam was one of the most meaningful and memorable experiences of our trip, and Sergio made it truly exceptional. His deep knowledge of Anne Frank’s life, the history of World War II, and the impact of the Holocaust brought the story to life in a powerful and respectful way.
Great visit with Angie, who speaks impeccable French and was able to tell us the story of Anne Frank in a dynamic way! A big thank you to her.
I found the tour very good. Even if one may already know quite a bit about Anne Frank or World War II, this tour is still very worthwhile. Ramses was our guide, and he told many smaller, partly lesser-known stories about World War II in Amsterdam and the situation of the Jews and other persecuted minorities. Best regards to the two South African women, who were also very friendly.
