Netherlands · WWII & REMEMBRANCE HISTORY TOURS
The occupation years are documented in resistance museums, camp memorials and the rebuilt centre of Rotterdam. The 14 below are listed with prices, durations and locations so you can fit one into a day without rushing it.
Visit Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam with an included audioguide to see Dutch WWII resistance stories, documents, and Amsterdam life under Nazi occupation.
“there was a QR code on every exhibit so you could choose what to listen to and what not to on the provided audio guide machine.”
Step into Oranjehotel, one of the Netherlands most important WWII Nazi prisons, explore Cell 601, and learn the human stories via audio guide.
“Very impressive, very emotional. With all the pictures, letters and spoken words of witnesses”
Rotterdam on foot with WWII stories and architecture highlights, from Boijmans Depot to Markthal, plus harbor views and cube houses.
“A very interesting and insightful walking tour in the heart of Rotterdam given by a local professional guide. An interesting mixture of old city and new. Our guide was knowledgeable, enthusiastic and entertaining”
Small-group Kamp Vught trip from Amsterdam with round-trip transfers, audio guide, and personal storytelling at the memorial and museum.
“This trip was one of the most meaningful we have ever done. Eve was a fantastic guide and I learned so much from her- more than just facts and things from books, but the real life implications that continue. I wish our young adult kids had been with us- this matters!!!”
Small-group Anne Frank and World War II Jewish Quarter walking tour in Amsterdam with a local guide, photo-friendly pace, and free site stops.
“What a knowledgable young man! He knew so many nooks and crannies of Amsterdam’s historic WW 2 sites and Jewish history!”
A small-group, English-guided WWII walk through Anne Frank’s Amsterdam, stopping by Dam Square, Westertoren, and the house area.
“We enjoyed this experience even though some of the details may be too upsetting for a younger child. Craig was able to adapt the tour to take that into account for us. I visited Amsterdam many years ago and is the first time I’ve done a walking tour in a new city. I’d definitely do it again as it’s such a great way to get your bearings and get a good introduction to the city.”
A private 3-hour Amsterdam WWII walk focused on Jewish resistance, Nazi occupation sites, and the legacy of WWII, guided by Ben de Jong and Peter Schaapman.
“Highly informative walk of discovery with a charming published historian. If you want to know what Amsterdam looked and felt like under Nazi control then Peter is your perfect guide. Discover lanes and alleyways that you would never find on your own and stand in the very spots where the tragic history unfolded. 5 star guide. 5 star experience. Hugh and Barbara from Brisbane”
A 2-hour small-group Rotterdam walk focused on WWII rebuild and bold architecture, with stops like Cube Houses, Markthal, and Luchtsingel.
“Very good guide! Tells a lot of the in & outs of Rotterdam. The whole guided walk gave us a nice view on Rotterdam architecture, the history of Rotterdam, the way people life in Rotterdam. It was the best way to explore and learn about this beautiful city.”
Step into the WWII liberation of Brabant at Wings of Liberation, board a Dakota and Horza glider, and learn via Dutch and English audio.
Walk Amsterdam’s WWII Jewish and persecution memorials on an English exclusive guided tour, ending at the Names Monument.
“Jo was very knowledgeable, answered all our many questions and could pivot from historical to modern topics.she was friendly and flexible when we needed a snack or cup of tea.we would recommend her tour to everyone!”
Private Amsterdam WW2 walking tour connects Jewish history at key sites, with a local guide, ending near Dam Square. 2 hours.
“The guides knowledge was impressive. She told us many stories of what the people in Amsterdam went through when the Nazi’s occupied the city.”
Walk through Haarlem’s WWII sites with a guide in English, from Hannie Schaft to the Joods Monument, plus a look at Corrie ten Boom House.
“The tour guide was most engaging and knowledgeable! He made details come alive! He is very good at what he does!”
Semi-private WWII Jewish history walking tour in Amsterdam with an expert English guide, memorial stops, and the Anne Frank area, ending at the Holocaust Names Monument.
“This tour was great despite the pouring rain. Anita, our guide, was so informative. We had lots of questions and she had all of the answers. It ended up being just my husband and I. Anita told us many stories and brought WWII to life as we went to each location. I really appreciated her insight and sticking with us in the rain. I would highly recommend.”
Rotterdam WWII walking tour with a guide, fire-zone history, reconstruction monuments, Het Witte Huis rooftop views, plus a Markthal snack.
“Great tour, fabulous guide- she was knowledgeable, kind, and fun! Loved the whole day.”
Every kind of Dutch day, and where each one leads.
