Embark on a two-hour walking tour with your guide from 360 Amsterdam Tours to delve into the poignant story of Anne Frank and the impact of World War II on Amsterdam. Traverse through the Jewish Quarter and culminate your journey at the Anne Frank House. Gain profound insights into the harrowing experiences of Anne Frank and others during the German occupation.

Amsterdam, renowned for its liberal and tolerant ethos, was a sanctuary for freedom of worship. In the 16th and 17th centuries, it earned the moniker 'Mokum', signifying a 'safe place' in Yiddish. However, the German occupation from 1940 to 1945 inflicted suffering not only upon the Jewish community but also all Amsterdam residents.

Uncover the compelling narrative of Anne Frank and her diary on this private walking tour. Visit the abode where she resided and learn about the posthumous publication of her diary by her father, Otto Frank.