Anne Frank's story is harrowing and a massive part of Amsterdam's history but I was a bit disappointed with the museum. I haven't read Anne Frank's diaries so the visit to the museum was a whistlestop...
Although Anne Frank's story is very interesting and it is important that this museum remains, it felt indeed more like a museum than a house. I visited many years ago (in the nineties) and back then i...
I had heard a lot about it before I went, I was slightly let down as I expected more. I admit it was an emotional experience getting to see where Anne and her family had to live. One of the things tha...
Inside, you'll find information about Anne Frank and her family, and you can go through the house & attic where they lived. I think it's a must-go, there is an atmosphere in this museum that you just ...
On July 6, 1942, Anne Frank and her Jewish family went into hiding here from the Nazis. They survived in solitude for over two years, but there was not a happy ending. Although the original furnishings were removed by the German occupation, Anne Frank's beloved diary paints a vivid picture of what life was like. The museum was opened to the public in 1960 and was joined by an impressive visitors center in the 1980s.
Really cool!! There was quite a lot of people waiting to go inside but the line is totally worth it,
Amazing history and feel! Prebook unless you want to wait in the longest line. Give yourself plenty of time for this one.
So much history. Definitely worth the trip. Be sure to get your tix way ahead of time online...i didn't and had to wait outside for over 2 hours!!!
Glad I finally got to visit here, and it’s hard to find the words to describe this place. Instead of trying to capture the experience in a review, I’ll leave a tip. Online tickets are posted 2 months in advance. They sell out quickly, but more tickets are released in batches up to the day of the tour, so just keep checking the website during Dutch working hours. We managed to get ours the day of the visit.
I have always wanted to visit this and I was waiting for a long time.I loved the city as well, and I think Amsterdam is one of the most wonderful cities in Europe with lot of history behind its name.Visiting Anna's house was, for me, like a dream come true. I don't know how many time I have read the book or watched the movies.I loved looking at their stuff and I could not get the fact that they once lived there, where I am standing. It was extra extraordinary for me.It was repaired a lot, and I know it's not the same but it's still very OK and I loved every second of it.It's not expensive at all, but be careful with booking, as you will need to do it online and ahead.