Netherlands Amsterdam Anne Frank House Entry Tickets
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Hidden behind a movable bookcase on the Prinsengracht canal in the heart of Amsterdam, the Secret Annex where Anne Frank lived from July 1942 to August 1944 is one of the most significant and sobering places in the world. Anne, her family, and four other Jewish people in hiding spent over two years in these concealed rooms, forbidden from making noise during the day, unable to go outside, dependent entirely on a small group of trusted helpers who risked their lives to bring them food and news.
It was in these rooms that Anne kept the diary that would eventually be read by millions of people in more than 70 languages, making her one of the most widely read authors of the 20th century. Her father Otto was the only one of the eight people in hiding to survive the Nazi concentration camps. After the war he fulfilled Anne's wish by publishing her diary, transforming a teenager's private record of fear, hope, and extraordinary resilience into one of the most important documents of the 20th century.
Today the museum preserves the original rooms of the hiding place, empty of furniture as they were when the family was arrested, and tells the story of Anne's life and the horror of the Holocaust through original documents, photographs, and Anne's own words. Tickets are strictly limited, released weekly on Tuesdays, and sell out within hours. Book your Anne Frank House Amsterdam tickets the moment they become available and pay your respects at one of the world's most important places of memory.
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Audio guides are included free of charge in nine languages and are provided at the entrance so there is no need to download anything in advance
Photography is strictly prohibited anywhere inside the museum to preserve the atmosphere of reflection and respect that the space deserves
The museum involves climbing very steep and narrow stairs typical of Amsterdam canal houses so visitors with mobility concerns should be aware before booking
All tickets must be purchased exclusively through the official Anne Frank House website and there are no door sales, no authorised resellers, and absolutely no refunds or cancellations under any circumstances
Tickets for the Anne Frank House are released every Tuesday at 10:00 Amsterdam time for entry dates six weeks later and sell out within hours so you must be online at exactly that time to secure them
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A complete tour of the Anne Frank House takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. The free audio guide in nine languages, which is included with every ticket, narrates the story as you move through the museum and takes around 1 hour 20 minutes if followed in full. Visitors are free to move at their own pace within the museum.
The Anne Frank House is located at Prinsengracht 263-267 in central Amsterdam with the museum entrance around the corner at Westermarkt 20. The most convenient tram stops are Westermarkt on tram line 17 or Keizersgracht on lines 13 and 17. The museum is also a very pleasant 15-minute walk from Amsterdam Centraal station along the Prinsengracht canal.
No. When the Frank family and the others in hiding were arrested in August 1944, Otto Frank later recalled that the German police had stripped the rooms of everything of value. He asked that the rooms remain empty as a reminder of what was taken. The empty rooms are considered by many visitors to be even more powerful than a furnished reconstruction would be.
Tickets are released every Tuesday at exactly 10:00 Amsterdam time for the full week six weeks later. They are available exclusively through the official website at annefrank.org. There are no door sales and no authorised resellers. Tickets sell out extremely quickly, often within hours, so being online at exactly 10:00 on a Tuesday is essential. An online queue system operates during busy release windows.
The Anne Frank House is closed on Yom Kippur, which falls on 21 to 24 September 2026. It operates with reduced hours from 09:00 to 17:00 on 25 December and 31 December, and opens later from 12:00 on 1 January. On 27 April (King's Day) and 4 May (Remembrance Day) hours are also reduced to 09:00 to 17:00.
No. The I Amsterdam City Card is not valid at the Anne Frank House. A separate ticket must always be purchased through the official website. There are no discounts available with the city card or any student card at this attraction.
The Anne Frank House involves climbing very steep and narrow stairs typical of traditional Amsterdam canal houses. The building is not wheelchair accessible and there is no lift. Visitors with significant mobility concerns are advised to consider this carefully before booking. The museum does offer an immersive digital alternative for those unable to complete the physical tour.
No. Photography is strictly prohibited throughout the entire museum without exception. The no-photography policy exists to preserve the quiet and respectful atmosphere of the space and to honour the memory of Anne Frank and all those who suffered during the Holocaust. Visitors are asked to put their phones away upon entering.
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Anne Frank House, Amsterdam, Netherlands267 Prinsengracht, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, 1016 GV, Netherlands
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