Private walking journey through Amsterdam’s rich Jewish heritage, also known as “Mokum.”

This tour takes you to landmarks shaped by over 400 years of Jewish life in the city. We begin at de Oude Schans, where the first Sephardi Jews settled in the 1600s. From there, we make our way to Waterloo Square, passing the Rembrandt House, a local flea market, the Spinoza monument, and other meaningful locations. Next, we visit Wertheim Park, where the Auschwitz Monument and the new Holocaust Names Monument commemorate the tragic events of WWII. Optional: Add a visit to GASSAN Diamonds, a working diamond factory linked to Amsterdam’s Jewish history. This emotional and insightful walk offers a lasting impression of the city’s Jewish heritage.