Discover the hiding place where Anne Frank wrote her noteworthy diary during World War II at Anne Frank House. This home site and museum sits inside a 17th-century canal house in the center of Amsterdam. Since it opened to the public in 1960, this museum has inspired and educated visitors from around the world, many of whom were greatly affected by reading the published diary of Anne Frank. Step behind the bookcase that disguised the famous secret annex where Frank's family hid from the Nazis during the Holocaust. Get a sense of what young Anne's experience was like during those two years before she and her family were discovered and sent to concentration camps. Plan a trip to Amsterdam easily and quickly by telling Inspirock to suggest an itinerary.
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This is a busy historical site but well worthing taking the time out to visit. Take a minute to reflect on what it all means and meant.
This is a busy historical site but well worthing taking the time out to visit. Take a minute to reflect on what it all means and meant. more »
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We aren’t even sure how to put this experience into words! We were given audio handsets at the gate, which you scan at various points and it gives you a narration of certain elements. The entire...
We aren’t even sure how to put this experience into words! We were given audio handsets at the gate, which you scan at various points and it gives you a narration of certain elements. The entire... more »
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The Anne Frank house is incredible touching. I truly recommend you book your tickets with a lot of day in advance to your trip to Amsterdam. The tickets will be around 15 euros. When you arrive, there will be a lot of people in front of the entrance and there will be staff guiding and welcoming you. When you enter the locating, you will be given an audio guide for free and the staff will tell you that photograph\videos are not allowed. You will be guided all the way up to the secret annex where Anne and her family hided during the World War II. The place is really well preserved and in a lot of moments I felt Anne Franks presence there. I felt really emotional.
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The place is so overwhelming and emotional to be in, but it’s well preserved, organized and beautiful. The videos, pictures, and audio explanation take you back as they were still in there. I loved the place and I highly recommend it. But don’t forget to visit the Anne Frank sculpture outside the house right in front of the church☺️
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