Walking Tours

Small-Group Amsterdam Jewish Quarter History Tour

Amsterdam Jewish Quarter street view with historical buildings and tour group.

Tour guide leading a small group through Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter, highlighting historical sites.

Amsterdam Jewish Quarter street view with historical buildings on a small-group Jewish history tour.

Follow the footsteps of Jewish Amsterdammers from 1593 to today, in this 2-hour small-group tour, visiting key sites and learning about influential figures that shaped the city.

Highlights

Spend 2 hours journeying through Amsterdam’s Jewish heritage, from the first Iberian settlers to today’s lively community, across the city’s historic districts.
Stroll through Amsterdam’s Jewish history with a guide who makes the past feel like a thrilling adventure—no dusty old books here!
A small group of 12 allows for an interactive experience, where your guide can address all your questions about Amsterdam's rich Jewish past.
Roam past the grand Jewish mansions along Amsterdam’s canals and see how these 18th-century beauties gave the city its architectural charm.
Stop by the National Holocaust Names Monument, a solemn tribute to Dutch Holocaust victims, ensuring their names and stories are preserved for future generations.

Inclusions

2-hour Amsterdam Jewish Quarter walking tour
Expert English-speaking guide
Small group with a maximum of 12 people

Itinerary

Cancellation policy

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Your experience

Ready to time travel? Stroll through Amsterdam’s Jewish history, where old synagogues, tales of rebels, and hidden gems collide in a whirlwind tour!

Go on a Jewish history adventure through Amsterdam

Kick off with the 16th-century Montelbaanstoren and the city’s first synagogue, before meandering through Uilenbuurt, the heart of the old Jewish Quarter. Explore the bustling Waterlooplein market, once the pulse of Jewish Amsterdam, and marvel at the iconic Sephardic and Ashkenazi synagogues. As you pass the Gassan Diamond Factory, discover how Jewish craftsmen shaped Amsterdam’s sparkling legacy. Wander through the beautiful Wertheim Park and the iconic Jewish canal district, while soaking in tales of resistance fighters and WWII bravery. With stops at the Holocaust Names Monument and Rembrandt’s home, you’ll leave with a whole new perspective on the city’s rich and resilient Jewish heritage.

A tour for one and all

This small-group tour is led by an engaging, knowledgeable English-speaking guide who’ll bring Amsterdam’s Jewish history to life in just 2 hours. With a group size of no more than 12 participants, you’ll enjoy a more personalized and intimate experience, allowing for deeper connections and insightful discussions. While the tour is suitable for all ages, the sensitive topic of the Holocaust may require adult supervision for younger children. Your guide’s expertise ensures you’ll not only hear captivating stories but also get a full understanding of how Amsterdam’s Jewish community has shaped this unique city over centuries.

Know before you go

What to bring

Have your entry tickets and ID ready for a seamless experience.

What’s not allowed

Keep in mind alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, and drones are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!
Due to tour restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Accessibility

Your guide dogs are welcome at the tour.

Additional information

This tour runs with a minimum of 2 participants

My tickets

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
Please arrive at the meeting point 15 mins before the scheduled time of your tour to avoid any delays.
Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.