I love Anna’s enthusiasm and knowledge. An excellent guide.

Anna is an excellent tour give and makes her presentation interesting!!! 🙂

We love Anna’s professional presentations. Very easy to listen to. Great humour as well. Thanks Anna from the bottom of the world. NZ

Anna is so knowledgeable about everything she shows during a tour. She speaks loud & clear, is very personable and enjoys answering questions.

I have done many tours and classes with Anna and her knowledge is extraordinary. She is always bubbly and enthusiastic and makes the tour fun as well as interesting. She is a lovely lady and despite everything she has been through, she always has a beautiful smile. I highly recommend Anna as a tour guide.

Great tour! A pleasant and educational experience!

Anna is clearly extraordinarily prepared for her wonderful tours. Educational & most enjoyable!

I watched Anna’s Rasputin series and was astonished at her level of knowledge. She obviously did extensive research and shared her results generously in a professional yet friendly manner. Little known facts, photos, and theories were presented clearly and impartially. I also enjoyed her enthusiasm, and I look forward to viewing and supporting more of Anna’s work.

Great pictures, information and very upbeat tour.

It really is wonderful to see Anna continuing her tours in Amsterdam. As always, she is very positive, absolutely lovely and this was yet another outstanding tour.

A lot of astounding discoveries have ben made underground. Pottery is often found and that’s particularly useful for a reason which Anna explains. I was very glad to hear about it as it’s something I’ve always wondered. But Acre isn’t just a piece of pottery (though there is some of that too). Acre, or Akko, conceals a city.

There was understandably no internet signal underground, but Anna was able to go inside and film the area, showing us the underground area and explaining points of historical and archaeological interest. It is really incredible to visit the different places and learn not just what it was used for but how this conclusion was reached.

There is a room with no windows and indeed no light at all, but there are holes in the walls. All if this suggests the room was used for a particular purpose. Another has especially good quality pottery, which also, along with other clues, tells us about the room’s likely function.

Anna is a brilliant guide who puts a lot of work into her tours. They are engaging, lively, fun and always delivered with genuine warmth.