• Amsterdam - The tour includes private transfers direct from your Amsterdam accommodation, plus the museum entrance fee and the service of the History Expert to guide your private group around the former camp grounds.
• Westerbork - Upon arrival at the Westerbork, you will explore the one-half square kilometer area that welcomed more than 102,000 Jews (and other races) on their way to the concentration and extermination camps in Auschwitz, Sobibór, Theresienstadt and Bergen-Belsen.

Compared to the camps built for the purpose of industrial murder, Camp Westerbork was considered by Nazi standards as “humane”, yet most of its prisoners, like Anne Frank and Etty Hillesum, didn’t survive the war. During the tour you will learn about the daily life inside the camp, the Judenrat, and cultural activities organized by Nazis. See the original train tracks, the Monument of 102,000 stones, the National Westerbork Memorial, and more.

• Herinneringscentrum Kamp Westerbork - After a guided walk around Camp Westerbork, you will also have a chance to visit the memorial museum on your own. See a room filled with personal belongings of murdered Jews, the railway carriage sign reading “Westerbork – Auschwitz; Auschwitz – Westerbork”, and other touching exhibitions

• Private trip from Amsterdam to Westerbork Camp and Museum
• Expert History Guide fluent in your chosen language
• Included entrance fee to Westerbork Memorial Museum
• Convenient private transfers with hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional driver, Private vehicle, English and Dutch speaking

• Lunch (optional)
• Guide in the Westerbork Memorial Museum

Embark on a journey to Westerbork, once a Nazi concentration camp, to understand the horrors endured by Anne Frank, Jews, and the Sinti and Roma communities during the Holocaust. Gain insights into WWII and the mass exile of innocent individuals to death camps on a private tour starting from Amsterdam.

Highlights
Explore the Westerbork Concentration Camp with an experienced 5-Star History Guide
Gain knowledge about the Holocaust and World War II in Holland
Learn about the tragic life and death of Anne Frank and other Jews deported and killed by the Nazis
Visit the former forced labor camp and its poignant memorial museum
Benefit from private car transfers from Amsterdam

Camp Westerbork served as a major transit point for Jews, Sinti, Roma and others people, deported by the Nazis to Auschwitz and other concentration camps across Europe. Accompany a Licensed Guide to explore the memorial site and museum, and learn more about the implementation of the ‘Final Solution’. Discover undiscussed facts about WWII and the Holocaust.

• Please check your email the day before the tour to receive important information.
• Due to the camp’s guiding policy, a licensed guide can show a group of 1-15 people, so the price of the tour will be higher if you need more than 1 guide. For 16-30 people we will provide service of 2 licensed guides. For 31-45 people we will provide service of 3 licensed guides.
• The guide will only accompany you to the site of the former camp. Guides are not allowed in the Westerbork Memorial Museum, so you will see the exhibitions on your own. Admission tickets are included.
• The distance between the museum and the camp is more than 3 km, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes. This distance can only be covered on foot or with the shuttle bus.
• We will arrange private transfers by standard car (sedan) for groups of 1-4 people and by larger van for groups of 5 people and more. You can book a tour for more people to travel in a larger vehicle.
• We will arrange private transfers by bus for groups of more than 7 people. Due to restrictions on the entry of buses into the city center, the pickup point will be scheduled at the nearest tourist bus stop if your hotel/accommodation is in the bus-free zone. We will inform you of the exact pick up point via email so please check how to get there, as it may be a few minutes walk from your accommodation.
• Lunch can be aranged upon request.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.