Anne Frank House

museum · Amsterdam · Netherlands

About

Museum in the canal house where Anne Frank and her family hid during the Second World War, including the secret annex.

The Frank family hid in the annex from 1942 to 1944.

Tickets are sold online for set dates and sell out; book as soon as they are released.
Check the official site for the ticket release schedule.

religious_site · 90 m

Protestant church beside the Anne Frank House, with the tallest church tower in Amsterdam.

neighborhood · 270 m

Former working-class district of narrow streets and small canals, now known for galleries, brown cafés and hidden courtyards.

palace · 550 m

Palace on Dam Square, used by the monarch for official occasions and open to visitors when not in use.

square · 630 m

The central square of Amsterdam, with the National Monument and the Royal Palace.

neighborhood · 640 m

Shopping area of nine small streets between the main canals, with boutiques, vintage shops and cafés.

landmark · 670 m

The 17th-century ring of canals around the old centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, lined with gabled canal houses.