WATERLOOPLEIN MARKET

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.