Explore one of Amsterdam's most famous and memorable attractions. This remarkable museum tells the story of Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl whose diary became one of the world's most influential accounts of life during World War II. Hidden behind a movable bookcase, the Secret Annex served as the hiding place for Anne, her family, and four others for more than two years during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands.

As you explore the museum, you'll walk through the original rooms of the Secret Annex and gain a deeper understanding of the daily lives of those who lived there in secrecy. The exhibitions feature authentic photographs, personal belongings, historical documents, and multimedia presentations that place Anne Frank's story within the broader context of the Holocaust and the Second World War.

Beyond preserving the past, the Anne Frank House encourages visitors to reflect on the importance of freedom, equality, tolerance, and human dignity.