Visit the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam: a powerful historic experience
Step into history: explore the Anne Frank House hands-free
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Step into history at the Anne Frank House
The Anne Frank House Amsterdam is one of the most profound and moving places you can visit in the city. It offers a deeply personal glimpse into World War II through the eyes of Anne Frank and her family, hidden in the Secret Annex. A visit to this museum is both emotional and unforgettable.
What to expect at the Anne Frank House
Located on the Prinsengracht canal, the Anne Frank House is the actual location where Anne Frank wrote her now world-famous diary. During your visit, you’ll walk through the original hiding place and learn about the Frank family’s life in hiding, the Nazi occupation, and the impact of the Holocaust.
Visitors can explore preserved rooms, view original photographs and diary entries, and engage with interactive exhibits that reflect on the dangers of discrimination and the importance of freedom. Be sure to reserve your Anne Frank museum tickets Amsterdam online in advance, tickets often sell out weeks ahead!
This experience is ideal for travelers looking to connect with Amsterdam’s rich history in a meaningful way.
Free yourself from bags with Drop&Go
A visit to such a powerful museum deserves your full attention, not the distraction of dragging suitcases or backpacks around the Jordaan neighborhood. That’s why Drop&Go offers luggage storage near Amsterdam Central station, just minutes away from the museum.
With our secure, flexible, and affordable luggage storage, you can explore at ease, knowing your belongings are safe. Whether you’re coming straight from the train station or have time to explore the area afterward, Drop&Go helps you make the most of your day, bag-free.
Local tips for visiting the Anne Frank House
- Book tickets early: Tickets are only available online and must be purchased in advance.
- Arrive 15 minutes early for your time slot to avoid queues.
- No large bags allowed inside the museum: use Drop&Go to store luggage beforehand.
- Combine your visit with a walk through the Jordaan district, full of local cafés, galleries, and quiet canals.
- Consider visiting in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak crowds.
Drop&Go is open for you
Planning to visit the Anne Frank House Amsterdam? Drop&Go is open daily and located conveniently near Central Station and the museum. You can drop off your bags for a few hours or the entire day. Our service is ideal whether you’re arriving early before hotel check-in or need to store bags before heading to the airport.
FAQ about the Anne Frank House
Anne Frank House tickets
Tickets are available exclusively online and sell out quickly. They’re released every Tuesday at 10 AM CEST, for visits six weeks in advance.
Prices: €16 for adults, €7 for youth (10-17), €1 for children (0-9).
Optional 30-minute introductory program costs €7 extra (€20 total for adults, €11 for youth).
Tickets include a chosen time slot—arrival within 15 minutes before your slot is recommended. Once inside, you can stay as long as you like.
Can you bring bags into the Anne Frank House?
No large bags, backpacks, suitcases, strollers, or umbrellas allowed inside the museum complex.
Only small items (A4 size), like a slim purse or compact tote, are permitted. Anything larger must be checked at the free cloakroom near the entrance.
If you arrive with large luggage, you must store it elsewhere (e.g., at Drop&Go luggage storage) or you won’t be admitted .
Is the Anne Frank House worth it?
Yes. Visitors often describe it as “surreal, moving, and unforgettable”, offering a deeply emotional perspective on Anne Frank’s life and WWII history.
Travel magazines and travelers online confirm it as a must-visit, though locals on caution it’s small and crowded, making the experience intense and compact.
Ideal for history lovers; less appealing if you’re looking for a leisurely museum visit.
Can I take pictures inside the Anne Frank House?
No photography or video is allowed inside any part of the museum, including the Secret Annex
This policy helps preserve the original artifacts and maintain a respectful, intimate atmosphere