Anne Frank House

The Anne Frank House is a poignant museum located at Prinsengracht 263, the actual building where Anne Frank, her family, and four others hid from Nazi persecution during World War II. The hiding place, known as the Secret Annex, is preserved in its original state, with empty rooms evoking the atmosphere of confinement. Visitors walk through the bookcase that concealed the entrance and see Anne's original diary and other personal items. The museum also features exhibitions on discrimination, persecution, and the Holocaust, as well as contemporary issues like human rights. The experience is emotional and educational, offering a deep connection to Anne's story. The museum's modern extension provides context and a space for reflection. It is one of Amsterdam's most visited sites, so advance booking is essential.

Don't miss

• The Secret Annex with its preserved rooms and original furnishings
• Anne Frank's original diary and other writings on display
• The bookcase that concealed the entrance to the hiding place
• Exhibitions on the Holocaust and contemporary human rights issues
• The video testimonies of Otto Frank and other helpers

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Anne Frank House

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