Anne Frank Huis

Open today until 22:00

Open today until 22:00

Sat - Thu 09:00 - 22:00
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Westermarkt 20
1016 DK Amsterdam
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020 - 55 67 105

Anne Frank House, Prinsengracht, Amsterdam
Photographs of Anne Frank
The bookcase concealing the entrance to the secret annex
Anne’s and Fritz Pfeffer’s room

Note: Visitors to the Anne Frank House must purchase an online ticket for a specific time slot.

During the Second World War, Anne Frank spent over two years hiding in a secret annex at Prinsengracht 263, Amsterdam. A visit to the place where she wrote her diary is an unforgettable experience.

People from all over the world come to Prinsengracht to visit the building where Anne Frank and her family spent two years in hiding during the Second World War. A unique part of this museum is the secret annex where Anne wrote her world-famous diary.

Anne’s story

The rooms are empty except for documents and the belongings of the eight people who hid there. The front part of the house tells the story of Anne Frank based on quotations from her diary, historical documents, photographs, audiovisual footage and original objects. Anne Frank’s original diaries and writings are displayed in another room.

Access

Netherlands Museum Pass valid

Note: book in advance

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Facilities

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