Embark on a poignant journey through Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter and unearth the harrowing history of World War II. This audio tour is a deep dive into the past, told through the streets and stories where they happened. Created for history enthusiasts and those looking to connect with the city's Jewish heritage, listeners will follow the narrative thread of Anne Frank’s diary and walk the path that echoes her voice and the voices of many others from that time.
The tour begins at the Anne Frank House, stretching through landmarks such as the Jewish Historical Museum, Auschwitz Monument, and the National Holocaust Names Monument, before culminating at Nieuwmarkt Square. Along the way, travelers will encounter powerful memorials like The Dokwerker and the somber echoes of the Hollandsche Schouwburg, forming a route that weaves through remembrance and resilience.
While tracing this reflective path, you will gaze upon the enduring Portuguese Synagogue, the compelling artwork at the Auschwitz Monument, and the timeless architecture of the Zuiderkerk. The personal stories of struggle and the deep cultural roots revealed on this self-guided tour promise a lasting and memorable experience through one of Amsterdam's most significant chapters.