• Jewish Museum - Who were the Jews who began settling in the Netherlands around 1600? What do Jews celebrate on Pesach? And why do Jews wear a kippah? Come and find out at the Jewish Museum.

Through personal stories, unique objects and art you’ll find out everything you ever wanted to know about Jewish religion, history and culture. You’ll learn about Jewish customs, rituals and festivals and you’ll see how Jews keep those traditions alive today.

Discover Jewish life then and now and everything in between.

• Portuguese Synagogue - In the heart of the old Jewish neighbourhood stands the Portuguese Synagogue. The biggest synagogue in the world when it was built in the 17th century. Jews still worship here to this day, but whenever this wonderful building isn’t being used for services it’s open for you to visit.

Everyone is welcome. Whether you’re Jewish or not. A visit to the Portuguese Synagogue is a breathtaking experience. Everything has been kept just as it was in the 17th century. Instead of electric lights, the synagogue is lit by hundreds of candles.

• National Holocaust Museum - The National Holocaust Museum tells the story of the Nazi persecution and murder of the Jews of the Netherlands. Before the Second World War, Jews and non-Jews lived side by side. They had the same rights. But during the war, the Nazis and their collaborators killed around six million Jews in Europe. That was the Holocaust or Shoah.

This is the first and only museum to relate the history of the persecution of the Jews of the entire Netherlands. Including the day-to-day life of Jews on the eve of the Second World War, the liberation as Jews experienced it, and how the Holocaust has been treated in our national culture of remembrance: all this is examined in the museum.

• National Holocaust Memorial - Once a theatre, Hollandsche Schouwburg was seized by the Nazis in the Second World War. From July 1942, Jews ordered to report for deportation were assembled here. Tens of thousands of people passed through these doors. Many spent hours, days, even weeks locked in here before being sent to concentration and extermination camps. Today, it’s a memorial for all the victims of the Holocaust.
• Waterlooplein Market - Join a 2-hour walking tour about the life of Anne Frank with a professional Tour Guide in your chosen language. The tour starts at 2pm (English guide) in front of the Jewish Museum or in front of the Portuguese Synagoge (French, German, Spanish at 2pm and Italian guide at 2:30pm)

• 2-hour Anne Frank Walking Tour with professional guide
• Visit Jewish Museum Junior
• Explore National Holocaust Memorial (Hollandsche Schouwburg)
• Tour the Portuguese Synagogue
• Discover the Jewish Museum
• Experience the National Holocaust Museum

• Entry/Admission to the Anne Frank House
• Tips & Gratuities

Explore the Jewish Cultural Quarter, which includes the Jewish Museum & Junior, the Portuguese Synagogue, the National Holocaust Museum, and the Hollandsche Schouwburg.

After visiting these remarkable sites, join a 2-hour walking tour that delves into the captivating life of Anne Frank. A professional guide will provide insights into what Amsterdam was like during World War II, as seen through Anne Frank’s perspective.

This offering includes two distinct experiences: visiting the Jewish Cultural Quarter venues at your leisure (with entrance tickets valid for an entire week) and a guided walking tour at a scheduled time. The tour begins in front of the Jewish Museum for English speakers and at the Portuguese Synagogue for those who prefer Italian, Spanish, French, or German guides.

• The walking tour starts daily at 2pm in front of the main entrance of the Jewish Museum.
• A visit to the Jewish Cultural Quarter is therefore recommended to plan before the start of the walking tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.