Anne Frank House
TEST — Museums (preview) · Amsterdam
The Anne Frank House is the museum in the canal house on Prinsengracht where Anne Frank, her family and four others hid from July 1942 until their arrest in August 1944, and where Anne wrote her diary. The rooms of the Secret Annex are kept empty, as they were left after the war, and the museum tells the story of the people in hiding and their helpers. Please note: entrance tickets for the Anne Frank House are sold only through the museum's own website, for a fixed date and time, and they sell out weeks ahead. We do not sell them. On this page you find what we do offer around the museum, such as a canal cruise that departs nearby, plus practical information about getting there and what to expect.
Tickets for Anne Frank House
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Practical information
How to get there
The museum is in the city centre at Prinsengracht 263-267; the entrance is around the corner at Westermarkt 20. It is about a 20-minute walk from Amsterdam Central Station and about 10 minutes from Dam Square (source: annefrank.org, checked 28 September 2026).
How long to plan
On average a visit takes about an hour, according to the museum. You can take all the time you need.
What is included with our tickets
We do not sell tickets for the Anne Frank House: they are only available through the museum's own website. The products on this page are our own experiences near the museum.
Tips
Book your museum ticket well ahead on annefrank.org. The house has many steep stairs, photography is not allowed inside, and the museum advises a minimum age of 10 (source: annefrank.org, checked 28 September 2026).
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy Anne Frank House tickets here?
No. Tickets are sold only through the museum's own website, for a fixed date and time. We offer experiences near the museum, such as a canal cruise.
How long does a visit to the Anne Frank House take?
About an hour on average, according to the museum's practical information.
Is the Anne Frank House suitable for young children?
The museum advises a minimum age of 10 and notes that the house has many steep stairs (source: annefrank.org, checked 28 September 2026).
Where is the entrance?
At Westermarkt 20, around the corner from the house at Prinsengracht 263-267.
Also worth a visit
- Moco Museum
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- Van Gogh Museum
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- Rijksmuseum
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AMSEXPERIENCE is an independent reseller and is not part of Anne Frank House.