During the tour, you will visit several of the city’s most important WWII and Holocaust memorials, including the Portuguese Synagogue.

The National Holocaust Names Memorial engraved with the names of 102,000 Dutch Holocaust victims.

You will also learn about the remarkable acts of resistance that took place across the city, including the February Strike of 1941, the only mass civilian protest against Jewish deportations in occupied Europe and the underground networks that helped families survive in hiding using false papers, secret addresses, and ration cards.

As you walk through Amsterdam’s canal belt toward the Jordaan district, your guide tells the story of the individuals who risked their lives to protect the Frank family, including Miep Gies, Johannes Kleiman, Victor Kugler, and Bep Voskuijl.

The tour continues to Westerkerk, whose bells Anne Frank famously described in her diary.

The tour ending outside the Anne Frank House itself.