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- The Diary of Anne Frank in Amsterdam
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- Getting to The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam
Anne Frank (1929-1945) was a German-born Jewish girl who famously wrote a diary of the months she and her family hid from the German occupiers in a small annex to her father’s business in Amsterdam. Het Achterhuis – literally, the house behind but usually translated as the annex – was behind the factory at Prinsengracht 263 (Prince’s Canal). The Fr...
Visitors to the Anne Frank House enter the museum through a modern side building and move mostly in single file through the various rooms. After all, the main attraction of the museum is a house that was small enough to hide behind the main building. A free audio guide makes it much easier to enjoy the museum without having to try and read small la...
The main criticisms of the Anne Frank House were the long queues to get in, the lack of visitors’ facilities, the crowds inside, and the rather bare rooms. All of these criticisms are valid to some extent but the change to an online-tickets-only system alleviates the most serious one. The free audio guide now makes it much easier to enjoy displays ...
No tickets are sold at the Anne Frank Museum itself — all tickets are available only for purchase online. Currently, tickets are sold a maximum of six weeks in advance with tickets for a new week released each Tuesday at 10:00. Ticket prices for the Anne Frank Museum are €16 for adults, €7 for children 10 to 17, and €1 for children 0 to 9 years — e...
The Anne Frank Museum is open daily from 9 am to 10 pm. The museum is closed only on Yom Kippur (12 October 2024, 2 October 2025, and 21 September 2026) — opening hours are shorter on some other major vacation days but as time-slot reservations are essential this is easily confirmed when booking tickets. The Anne Frank House currently has no cloakr...
The Anne Frank Museum is at Prinzengracht 263-267 – the actual Anne Frank Huis is at 263 — the house with dark doors, which are now permanently closed. Getting to the Anne Frank Huis Museum is easy as it is located next to the Westerkerk — a large church with an iconic 85-m tall spire. Amsterdam, Westermarkt is the closest tram stop to the Anne Fra...
Entrance tickets for the Anne Frank House. Entrance tickets for the Anne Frank House can only be purchased online at the official website. As one of the most visited museums in Amsterdam, we recommend that you buy your ticket in good time.
The Anne Frank House is often sold out months in advance. But if you are visiting Amsterdam in the next 3 months you may like the Anne Frank walking tour that is available. Anne Frank House opening hours
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Anne Frank House Amsterdam – The Ultimate Guide. The small house at the Prinsengracht, where Anne Frank hid from the Nazis and wrote her world-famous diary, is one of the most interesting sights in Amsterdam. Here you can find valuable tips and learn how to get tickets.
The official website of the Anne Frank House, with the most complete and up-to-date information about Anne Frank, her diary, and the Secret Annex. Visit our museum and read more about our educational activities across the world.
