Anne Frank House

The Anne Frank House is one of the most famous landmarks and monuments in Amsterdam. It is the house where Anne Frank and her family lived and hid during the Nazi occupation, and where she wrote her famous diary.

In the museum, you can see the hiding place where Anne stayed and view her original diary alongside personal belongings and original photographs. The museum presents a wide range of exhibits and works of art that convey the lives of Anne and her family in a unique and powerful way. It is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Amsterdam and draws visitors from all over the world.

An entrance ticket to the museum costs about €16 per person and can only be purchased in advance through the official website. Entry to the museum is limited, and due to the very high demand, it is extremely difficult to get tickets unless they are booked at least a few months ahead of time.

Alternatively, many guided tours are available, offered by tour guides who provide tours around the house and through the Jewish Quarter. Here are some tours you can find: