Meet your Licensed Guide at Restaurant Asmara, Jonas Daniël Meijerplein 8, 1011 RH Amsterdam. The nearest metro stop is Waterlooplein (Metro 51, 53, 54), just a short walk away. Please wait in front of the restaurant entrance.

Walk to the striking Holocaust Names Monument, where over 100,000 Dutch Holocaust victims are commemorated in brick and steel. Learn about its powerful design and why it stands in the heart of the former Jewish Quarter.

Pause outside the former Hollandsche Schouwburg, once a theater turned deportation center during WWII. Your guide explains its tragic role in the persecution of Amsterdam’s Jewish community. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

See the exterior of the Jewish Museum complex and discover how Jewish religious and cultural life flourished here before the war reshaped the neighborhood forever. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Stop at The Dokwerker statue on Jonas Daniël Meijerplein, honoring the February Strike of 1941. Hear how Dutch workers protested Nazi persecution in a rare act of public resistance.

Admire the 17th-century Portuguese Synagogue, a landmark of Sephardic heritage and religious tolerance in the Dutch Republic, still active centuries after its construction. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Walk along Uilenburgerstraat, once densely populated by Jewish families, and gain insight into daily life in pre-war Amsterdam.

View the house where Rembrandt lived and worked. Learn about his connections to Jewish neighbors and how they influenced some of his most moving portraits. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

See the historic Zuiderkerk, Amsterdam’s first Protestant church, and hear how the surrounding area endured hardship during the occupation. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Cross lively Nieuwmarkt square and understand how this medieval trading hub became part of the wartime Jewish district.

Admire De Waag, a 15th-century city gate turned guild hall, and discover its layered history within Amsterdam’s old defensive walls. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Stand before the Oude Kerk, the city’s oldest building, and trace Amsterdam’s transformation from medieval town to global trading power. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Arrive at Dam Square, the historic heart of Amsterdam, where public gatherings, protests, and commemorations have shaped national memory.

Pause at the white stone National Monument dedicated to Dutch WWII victims. Learn about the annual Remembrance Day ceremony held here.

View the Royal Palace on Dam Square and hear how it served as Amsterdam’s City Hall during the Golden Age before becoming a royal residence. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

See Westerkerk, the church whose bells Anne Frank once heard from her hiding place, a poignant link between the city and her diary. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Conclude near the Anne Frank House. From outside, understand how Anne, her family, and others hid here during the occupation, and why her diary became one of the most important testimonies of the Holocaust. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.