Anne Frank House Review

It's and amazing place with lots of stories and feeling you can face there.

Well worth a visit. Come early though. The lines can get quite long.

Really moving, and quite emotional. Really brings home the realities that were faced. Be sure to book in advance

Great experience just make sure you book your tickets online. You can't buy them there.

Very cultural experience. Caution to those who don't like stairs and small spaces. There is some climbing and bobbing around involved.

A MUST if you visit Amsterdam, be sure to buy your ticket online in time because they sold out quick. Check the availability on the website.

it was interesting and cruel at the same time.
have a look at this museum. don't forget humanity.

The Anne Frank Huis is a must see. I recommend the short lecture educational experience when you visit. You re taken through the timeline of events leading up to the Frank family being discovered and sent to the concentration camps. The educational lecture and tour is a small group with a lead. You enter at a separate entrance. Many diaries were written during this period of time. It s only because Otto Frank would later get Anne s diary returned to him and decide to have it published that we have record of events as it would unfold.

I was also amazed that the house was Otto s business, on a very busy street, right by one of the picturesque canals in Amsterdam, sitting also in the shadows of a church. So much life was passing by everyday, as the Frank family and many others remained in hiding.

Moving experience all around. You can here a pin drop as people move through the room that Anne shared in the hidden house. Amazing!

It was a very nice experience! Definitely buy your tickets before hand. Wish we were able to take pictures (although some people did anyways) but its understandable.

Didn t go in, just saw the outside. Tickets need to be booked in advance.

So,this is the actual hiding place where a Jewish family lived during the nazi reign in Holland. You walk through the narrow corridors and up the stairs,imagining what it would be like to live there at that period of time and place. As an Israeli and as a Jew it was very intense for me and important. This was my second visit here. Tickets are to be purchased via web a head of time. No pics are allowed to be taken inside. An audio guide is provided for free(loads of languages).

This place is fascinating. A must if you visit Amsterdam.

It gives a great idea of how it must have been for Anne Frank however it's quite commercial.

A must see in Amsterdam. They provide really good audio description for each room on many languages. Sad but worth seeing.

Tight times to attend but very good walkthrough of the house and hidden attic

Great historical place to understand better the story behind Anne's story and WW2, however the line-ups are huge and it's somehow chaotic, specially on a pouring rain day like it was my case.

It is so hard to imagine that Anne Frank has been hiding behind these doors for more than 2 years. Whilst Anne did not survive the war, we are blessed with her diary to understand our past and make sure this never happens again

This is an incredible museum that walks you through the historical context that surrounded Anne Frank. The annex gave me goosebumps, it is a surreal experience, everything is kept as it was when the Gestapo registered the place.
The audio tour is a must!

Long queues but worth the wait to get a feeling of what they endured. Online booking only so ensure you book a time slot first.

A very thoughtful look at the atrocities that happened during the holocaust in the Netherlands through the eyes of a teenage girl. You really get a sense for what the family had to go through as you look through their belongings and see where they spent their time in hiding.

Long, long, long waiting line. Did not get a ticket two months in advance. Therefore had to wait in line for 2 hours. Even with the strong wind and occasional rain it was for sure worth it. You get a real feel and great insight into what it must've been like for the people hiding here. Audiotour really great, overall cost was very low for the popularity it has.

Visiting this museum is an experience. Tickets need to be bought atleast 2 months in advance through their online site.
Inside the museum, the atmosphere was perfectly set so that we can get a feel of what it was like when Anne Frank was living there. There is also a cafe inside the building to satisfy hunger pangs.

Extremely interesting and sobering. The Frank s story was so interesting. Well done museum - must see in Amsterdam

Powerful experience, one would never truly know how they felt unless they were a part of the same treatment.

Must visit in Amsterdam. Prebook your tickets online or risk waiting in the queue for 2+ hours

Not that impressive. Not sure why it's so popular, but you have to book weeks in advance to get in. And for what? Visit a concentration camp instead, read her book. There's not much here to see. And what about the other 6 million people?

The Frank's house was actually really neat to see. The stairs to go up to the attic are really steep and they were hard to get up.

You have to book in advance, as it does get busy. Booking the 30 minute introduction tour, was an excellent choice too, as we only had to be there about 5 minutes before it started,with no queuing. Just a shame you can't take pictures. Excellent viewing and so informative.

Highly recommended! The audio tour, projections and images are excellent! Getting to visit the annex is very surreal and heartbreaking.

Excellent presentation of a very moving subject. Sensitive handling of a particularly moving story of one of history's darkest hours.

A very moving and sobering experience. The times entries help manage the crowds. Be sure to reserve your tickets early!

A must see attraction. To remember and preserve the history of what can be done to humans by humans.

The most visited museum in a city with the most museums per capita has to have something magnificent. Simply a must at least once in a lifetime

A memorable experience. Very sad, thought provoking, but at the same time inspirational. Extremely well organised. Don't forget to pre-book tickets well in advance

This is a must while visiting Amsterdam. A heart wrenching reminder of just one of the victims of antisemitism. See and walk through here Anne actually lived (hid) before they murdered that sweet little girl. Be prepared to stand in lines and to cry as a witness to actual history. See the original diaries.

Wonderful experience I'll never forget. Book tickets early. They are available 2 months in advanced! My entire trip I was up early to grab the same day tickets and I got lucky!

Must see you're in the area, a history that everyone should know!

It is a must see in Amsterdam, but not enough information is displayed. Would've been nice to get to know more of the people that lived there, history of the building,.. the queue is extremely long so get your tickets beforehand!

With the current atrocities being done in Syrian n Palestinian people, this house reminds us of emotions which the Jews would have gone through during Holocaust. Should be a lesson for all to get rid of cannibalism.

A must visit in Amsterdam
Guided tour was unique experience

A definite must go in Amsterdam.. tickets are only sold online and specific to your time of entry .. get them in advance if possible they will sell out

I'm not convinced. The whole experience seemed just driven by money.

What an historical place to visit. I highly recommend coming here and ordering your tickets online. The best time to is the morning with little traffic. Once inside you cannot take pictures or video record. I did see some people sneak shots but I honestly believe you should be respectful and not take pictures.

The place does have steep stairs so please be aware if you have any ailments or physical injuries.

The tickets are really hard to get and only sold online. Take a look at their site at least a month ago!

One of the best museums I have been to. I typically hate audio guided museums, but in this case nothing can beat the guide in terms of depicting the sadness and pain the Jewish people suffered

It is nice but its to expensive and there is always a big line (that you can avoid if you buy the tickets on line). Still a good place to leqrn about the history and about this dark period of our history.

Amazing experience. So sad and haunting. Make sure to upgrade to the talk beforehand. Its extremely informative.

Such a beautifully curated museum that has maintained respect and authenticity of Anne Frank and WWII. One if not the best museum I have ever been to.

Well designed, good audio guide, very reasonable price. Not a huge amount about the war or events outside the Frank family but it s not designed as a Holocaust museum

Nothing really to see it is very crowded and you would be better visiting the many other sites in Amsterdam

Very good museum / experience. Buy tickets in advance as last minute tickets are nearly impossible to purchase.

Pretty depressing but still heartwarming somehow. Really interesting to get a closer look into these lives.

Awesome experiment, very emotional, the audio guide was perfect, not too much. The only con is the affluence. I recommend

Haunting. A lot of people disrespect the place. Wish there was more security

Another must see place in Amsterdam but it s a little bit depressing for the sensitive people so I d recommend making this one of the first few things to do when you go to Amsterdam and do all the fun and slightly crazy bits later.

Very well maintained and very serene and tells a lot of history. Definitely a must see!! Its also by the canal side so makes for very beautiful walk/bike ride/canal cruise. Tram station is 2 minutes walk merely and canal station just across the road.

Only con- Lots of stairs and no handicap access. :(

Due to online bookings only, all timeslots were full and we were unable to go inside. This condition needs to be advertised for tourists better.

A very intense and interesting experience. Highly recommend for anyone interested in history or Anne Frank's story. The only downside was the amount of people in the house at the same time. It made it a little crowded.

Wonderful experience. Make sure you stop by here if you're in Amsterdam.

If in Amsterdam this is a must see. Advance on line ticket purchase is must. They sell 3 months in advance. You'll want to book early.

A must to visit when in Amsterdam. Very thought provoking and moving. Queues are always long so well worth booking a time slot on line.

It's amazing to compare the book with the actual place. Even if you didn't read the book, you can feel everything through the guided tour

Well worth a visit very interesting to know the story.

Impressive history inside this house. Anne Frank was a small girl who lived a life that no one would like to live, I just hope this history to be an example for the humanity, and I hope this never happen again.

Remember that you will have buy the tickets online. The place is very busy and you must book 1 week before!

A somber reminder of what happened. It was both beautiful and sad to see, but extremely moving.

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Couldn't go in, as booked up for a few weeks, but saw the outside.

Don't do it.. Totally overcrowded.. It's better to read the book (I hope you already did).

If you really want to do it, buy your tickets online and before.

I'm sure this is excellent but we couldn't get in.

IF YOU WANT TO GO BOOK AS SOON AS YOU K OW YOU ARE GOING TO AMSTERDAM AS IT IS FULLY BOOKED MONTHS IN ADVANCE

Everyone should visit the Anne Frank house to learn, understand, and see a part of history and it's impact on a family.

It is a really moving museum of a little girl who has touched so many lives. Please visit . It helps u to have a better understanding of a whole people (jewish ofcourse ) went through .It makes u sad to think that the world got to such a place where persecution (extermination)of a whole people was allowed based on their beliefs ! But now it seems like its been begining to happen once again to another kind of people (muslims ) .

I would have loved to go inside because I have read Anne Frank's diary, but you have to book a visit several weeks in advance. On top of that, the entrance fee is expensive. Everyone should have access to this building because of its history.