Anne Frank House tours

Loved this tour n the canals themselves. The Captain n tour guide (same person) was great n quite comical n you could tell that he loved his job. My only complaint was that it stated we could buy drinks both alcoholic n soft, however, who we thought was the guide served a few drinks to a few people n stated there were would be no opportunity to buy once we left the dock as he jumped off, leaving many, us included, bewildered with hot undrinkable beer.

Special thanks to my tour guide of the day, Oli. Oli's solid academic foundation anf storytelling skills is rrally escalating our experience to another level. You can see he has his unique understanding to Anne Frank's diaru, not the typical person who follows a standard script. I can feel his energy and enthusiasm. The 5 star rating is mainly for complicating his professionalism. All in all I would recommend this walking tour to any history enthuaist. And good value for money!

The tour guide explained everything in great detail! It also made me more aware of Amsterdam's Jewish culture.

it was sunny weather , beautiful views , captain was good at his job and provided informative tour .

Great value for money. The canal cruise is a good way to see Amsterdam if you’ve got limited time in Amsterdam. It gives you a quick tour and understanding of the place. The canal cruise comes with audio description which comes in different languages so that was helpful. Would definitely recommend.

The tour was really informative and covers a wide area. It was really nice! It was interesting knowing about the Old Church bells that rang every 15 minutes, the protest that happened in the Jewish District and the memorial bricks on the streets! Really enjoyed it! I did the tour as I originally could not get tickets for the Anne Frank House! The guide was really friendly and nice! For the price, it was worth it! I ended up getting tickets to the Anne Frank house, I think the tour and the museum compliments well!

Here's a polished version of your review: Although the title suggests the tour is mainly about Anne Frank, it's actually much more focused on Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter and the history of the Jewish community before and during World War II. It explores how Jewish people lived, the impact of the Nazi occupation, and the tragic fate of many residents. It wasn't quite what I expected, but it was an interesting and informative tour that provided valuable historical context.

After walking for a while, we finally found the place to line up. We hadn't originally planned on having food, but because it was Christmas, the staff said they would treat us to cheese and drinks for free. We were very happy during the process, and the staff gave detailed information about the canal tour. 👍🏻