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1 Hour
Daily Tour
6 people
English
Step into history with a visit to one of Amsterdam’s most meaningful and visited landmarks — the Anne Frank House. This museum is dedicated to the life and legacy of Anne Frank, the young Jewish girl whose diary became a symbol of hope and resilience during one of the darkest times in history.
With your official timed-entry ticket, you’ll walk through the original building where Anne and her family hid for over two years during World War II. Explore the Secret Annex, preserved to reflect the somber conditions of their time in hiding. Stand in the very rooms where Anne wrote her now world-famous diary, and see the personal belongings, photographs, and documents that bring her story vividly to life.
The museum offers a powerful and emotional experience through thoughtful exhibitions that highlight not only Anne’s story, but also the broader impact of the Holocaust and the dangers of antisemitism, discrimination, and intolerance.
This is an advance booking service for the Anne Frank House Museum.
Official tickets are released every Tuesday at 10:00 AM (CEST), exactly six weeks prior to the visit date.
Your booking through us is a pre-request, not a confirmed ticket.
Once the official tickets are released, we will secure your preferred time slot and send you the confirmed tickets.
If we are unable to confirm your booking, you will receive a full refund — no questions asked.
Please note: Confirmed tickets are non-refundable and non-cancellable under any circumstances.
Begin your visit by entering the historic canal-side house where the Frank family once lived in hiding. Start in the main museum area, where you’ll explore exhibitions that provide background on the rise of Nazism, Jewish persecution, and World War II. Proceed to the Secret Annex, accessible through the original hidden doorway behind a bookcase. Walk through the small, preserved rooms where Anne, her family, and four others lived in silence for over two years. Take your time to view authentic artifacts, personal belongings, photos, and most importantly, Anne Frank’s original diary — a powerful reminder of hope in the face of fear.
Although your ticket has a specific entry time, once you're inside the museum, you’re welcome to stay as long as you like to fully explore and reflect.
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