Visit one of Amsterdam’s most important historical landmarks. Located on the Prinsengracht canal in the city center, the museum is the former hiding place where Anne Frank, her family, and four other people lived in secret during World War II. It is here that Anne wrote her world-famous diary, which has since become one of the most powerful and widely read personal accounts of the Holocaust.

During your visit, you will enter the original building and walk through the preserved rooms of the Secret Annex, carefully maintained to reflect the conditions in which the residents lived in hiding. The museum also features personal belongings, photographs, historical documents, and multimedia displays that provide deeper context about Anne Frank’s life, the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, and the broader history of World War II.

This experience offers a meaningful and reflective visit at your own pace, allowing you to fully absorb the history and significance of the location.