



by Bespoke Amsterdam Experiences
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€88This two-and-a-half-hour guided walking tour in Amsterdam begins at Max Euwe Plein, next to the statue of the Dutch chess grandmaster. The group then walks to one of Amsterdam’s oldest and most famous squares in the city center. The tour continues with a twenty-minute walk along Amsterdam’s longest canal, passing canal houses, bridges, houseboats, and cyclists. Next, the route goes past Johnny Jordaan square, known for its association with Amsterdam’s folk singers. The walk proceeds to the 17th-century Westerkerk church, where Rembrandt is buried, followed by a brief stop at the nearby statue of Anne Frank. This marks part of Anne Frank’s last walk before she went into hiding. The tour then reaches the Anne Frank House, where the guide explains how the Frank family hid there for over two years and describes the neighborhood connections that supported them. Participants also see the old entrance to the house. The final part of the tour takes place in a nearby café, where participants use virtual reality headsets to enter a digital reconstruction of the Secret Annex created by the Anne Frank Foundation. This VR experience shows the annex as it appeared from 1942 to 1944, with furniture still in place, allowing visitors to explore the hiding place at their own pace without crowds or time limits. No additional purchases are required. A private tour upgrade is available if selected.
Max Euwe Plein
The tour starts at Max Euwe Plein beside the statue honoring the only Dutch chess grandmaster.
10 min
Historic City Square
Visit one of Amsterdam’s oldest and most famous squares located in the heart of the old city center.
10 min
Longest Canal Walk
Walk for about 20 minutes over Amsterdam’s longest canal, observing canal houses, bridges, houseboats, and many cyclists.
20 min
Johnny Jordaan Square
Pass by Johnny Jordaan square, known for its association with Amsterdam’s famous folk singers.
10 min
Westerkerk Church
See the Westerkerk, a 17th-century Reformed church built for wealthy canal district residents, where Rembrandt is buried.
5 min
Anne Frank Statue
Make a short stop at the Anne Frank statue located next to the Westerkerk as a remembrance.
10 min
Anne Frank House Exterior
View the house where the Frank family hid for over two years and learn about their survival and neighborhood connections.
20 min
Anne Frank House Entrance
See the original entrance of the Anne Frank House.
Virtual Reality Tour of Anne Frank House
Use VR headsets to tour a digital recreation of the Secret Annex as it appeared during World War II, exploring the hiding place at your own pace.
25 min
We will meet next to the Max Euwe statue, which is in front of Wagamama. The statue is across the square from Hard Rock Cafe. The meeting point is close to Leidseplein (tram stops 1,2,3,5,7,12 and 19)
End point
We will end at a location near Anne Frank House




by Bespoke Amsterdam Experiences
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€88This two-and-a-half-hour guided walking tour in Amsterdam begins at Max Euwe Plein, next to the statue of the Dutch chess grandmaster. The group then walks to one of Amsterdam’s oldest and most famous squares in the city center. The tour continues with a twenty-minute walk along Amsterdam’s longest canal, passing canal houses, bridges, houseboats, and cyclists. Next, the route goes past Johnny Jordaan square, known for its association with Amsterdam’s folk singers. The walk proceeds to the 17th-century Westerkerk church, where Rembrandt is buried, followed by a brief stop at the nearby statue of Anne Frank. This marks part of Anne Frank’s last walk before she went into hiding. The tour then reaches the Anne Frank House, where the guide explains how the Frank family hid there for over two years and describes the neighborhood connections that supported them. Participants also see the old entrance to the house. The final part of the tour takes place in a nearby café, where participants use virtual reality headsets to enter a digital reconstruction of the Secret Annex created by the Anne Frank Foundation. This VR experience shows the annex as it appeared from 1942 to 1944, with furniture still in place, allowing visitors to explore the hiding place at their own pace without crowds or time limits. No additional purchases are required. A private tour upgrade is available if selected.
Max Euwe Plein
The tour starts at Max Euwe Plein beside the statue honoring the only Dutch chess grandmaster.
10 min
Historic City Square
Visit one of Amsterdam’s oldest and most famous squares located in the heart of the old city center.
10 min
Longest Canal Walk
Walk for about 20 minutes over Amsterdam’s longest canal, observing canal houses, bridges, houseboats, and many cyclists.
20 min
Johnny Jordaan Square
Pass by Johnny Jordaan square, known for its association with Amsterdam’s famous folk singers.
10 min
Westerkerk Church
See the Westerkerk, a 17th-century Reformed church built for wealthy canal district residents, where Rembrandt is buried.
5 min
Anne Frank Statue
Make a short stop at the Anne Frank statue located next to the Westerkerk as a remembrance.
10 min
Anne Frank House Exterior
View the house where the Frank family hid for over two years and learn about their survival and neighborhood connections.
20 min
Anne Frank House Entrance
See the original entrance of the Anne Frank House.
Virtual Reality Tour of Anne Frank House
Use VR headsets to tour a digital recreation of the Secret Annex as it appeared during World War II, exploring the hiding place at your own pace.
25 min
We will meet next to the Max Euwe statue, which is in front of Wagamama. The statue is across the square from Hard Rock Cafe. The meeting point is close to Leidseplein (tram stops 1,2,3,5,7,12 and 19)
End point
We will end at a location near Anne Frank House