Anne Frank House Museum Tickets 2025
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About Anne Frank House Museum Tickets
Join a small group walking tour to explore Anne Frank’s life and Amsterdam’s Jewish history during World War II. Walk through historic streets with a local guide, hear powerful stories of the Nazi occupation, and visit landmarks like Dam Square, Blauwburgwal, and the Anne Frank Monument. Book your Anne Frank House Museum Tickets today and learn about the history that changed the world forever.
Walk around the streets of Amsterdam as your guide shares Anne Frank’s story. Learn about her life, her family, and their experiences during the Nazi occupation. See important landmarks like the Anne Frank Monument and Dam Square, where anti-Nazi protests were held.
Learn about the fear and everyday hardships that Jewish families endured during the Nazi occupation. See sites where resistance groups fought back and learn about World War II’s impact on Jewish families throughout the city.
An expert local guide will join you on this walking tour and share insights into Anne Frank's story and Amsterdam's Jewish history. Find out how the resistance fought on the very streets you’ll walk on and learn about the de Silveren Spiegel, a symbol of Amsterdam's survival during World War II.
Enjoy a quieter, more personal experience with a small group. Having fewer people around you will give you more time to reflect and connect with the historical context. Smaller groups also offer a more individual experience and allow you to engage with the guide more easily.
Book your Anne Frank House Tickets today, knowing you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance and for a full refund. Pay later options make it even easier to plan your visit without the hassle of worrying about last-minute changes.
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A must-do tour when in Amsterdam!
We visited all the most important locations like Dam Square and Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal. We heard the stories about the Holocaust that really gave us a lot to think about. The Anne Frank Monument made a lasting impression on me...This tour is a must when in Amsterdam!
Great tour with fantastic guide Jacob!
The tour gave such a detailed overview of Anne Frank’s life. Our guide, Jacob, was great. He explained the significance of each stop, like the Jewish quarter and sites connected to the resistance. The small group also enhanced the experience as we were able to interact with him freely. I would recommend this tour to anyone interested in Anne Frank’s story and WWII history.
DESCRIPTION
Anne Frank House Tickets
- Walking tour
- Visit to Dam Square, Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 120, de Silveren Spiegel, Blauwburgwal, and the Anne Frank Monument
- Local guide
- English, German
WALK THROUGH AMSTERDAM’S WWII HISTORY
Your tour will start in the heart of Amsterdam, where a guide will give you a detailed account of life in the city during World War II. After a brief introduction, you’ll head to Dam Square, which was the center of Nazi occupation during World War II. Here, you’ll discover how the square was used for both the catastrophic events of May 1940, when German bombs destroyed a large portion of the city center, and public demonstrations of power. The guide will introduce the Frank family and talk about how they navigated life under Nazi rule.
SEE KEY WWII LANDMARKS
The walking tour will continue through Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 120 and de Silveren Spiegel, with your guide telling you about Jewish life and the remarkable work of the Dutch resistance. Hear about the impact of Nazi occupation on Amsterdam’s Jewish community and businesses in districts like Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal. At Blauwburgwal, discover how ordinary citizens put their lives in danger to conceal Jewish families, frequently in small, hidden areas. You’ll also see the Anne Frank Monument, which honors a girl whose diary continues to educate millions about the Holocaust.
ANNE FRANK’S HOUSE
The tour will end in front of the Anne Frank House, where Anne and her family hid for over two years in a hidden annex. You will learn about their everyday lives in hiding and the betrayal that resulted in their arrest by Nazis in 1944. Anne’s original red-checkered diary, one of the most famous artifacts of WWII, is preserved in the house as a symbol of hope and resilience.
FREE CANCELLATION UP TO 24H IN ADVANCE!
Receive a complete refund if you cancel your booking 24 hours before the selected date!
Interesting facts about Anne Frank's life
Anne was just a nickname
Anne Frank’s full name was Annelies Marie Frank, though she was mostly known by her nickname, Anne.
The gift that changed history
Anne’s iconic red-checkered diary was gifted to her on her 13th birthday on June 12, 1942, just weeks before her family went into hiding.
Birthdays in hiding
Anne spent her 14th and 15th birthdays in hiding. Despite the circumstances, she still received birthday gifts such as books and a touching poem from her father, preserving her spirit with these small joys.
Anne’s imaginary confidante
Anne addressed her diary entries to “Kitty”, a name she used for a fictional confidante. While some say it was inspired by a childhood friend, its true origin remains unknown.
Two versions of the diary
Anne wrote two versions of her diary. The second, started in 1944, was inspired by a radio call for people to preserve wartime records. The second version added new sections and omitted some entries, showcasing her evolving perspective.
Otto Frank’s survival
Otto Frank, Anne’s father, was the only annex resident to survive. After Auschwitz's liberation, he returned to Amsterdam and learned of his family’s fate. He later dedicated his life to sharing Anne’s story with the world.
Good to know before you go
- Amsterdam’s weather can be unpredictable, with sudden rain showers, so we recommend bringing an umbrella just in case.
- The tour involves walking through Amsterdam's cobblestone streets and several historic sites, so comfortable footwear is highly recommended.
Meeting Point
The tour's starting location is Beursplein 5.
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FAQ - Anne Frank House Museum Tickets
Are there any age restrictions for this Anne Frank walking tour?
The tour is open to all ages. While younger children may find some topics challenging, parents can decide what’s suitable. The guide ensures sensitive storytelling, making it an opportunity to introduce important history in an age-appropriate way.What happens if I can't participate in the tour?
If your plans change, you can cancel your booking up to 24 hours in advance. Just like with most of our tickets and tours in Amsterdam, you also have the option to make a reservation now and pay later.Do I need to worry about language barriers during the walking tour?
The tour is conducted either in English or German, depending on the option you choose. Also, most people in Amsterdam speak English fluently, including the guides, shopkeepers, and locals, so language is rarely an issue for tourists.What should I do in Amsterdam after this tour?
It’s a good idea to plan ahead and book tickets in advance to make the most of your time in the city. Start with the Amsterdam City Pass for easy access to top attractions while saving time and money. Some highlights you shouldn’t miss include the Van Gogh tickets to see his most iconic works, Rijksmuseum skip the line tickets for Dutch masterpieces, and Moco Museum Amsterdam tickets for a modern art experience. To learn more about one of the greatest Dutch artists, get your The Rembrandt House Museum tickets and visit his former home and studio. If you're visiting in spring, don't forget to book Keukenhof tickets to explore the famous flower gardens just outside the city. For a bit of fun and sightseeing, consider a Canal Cruise Amsterdam or a City Bike Tour Amsterdam, both great ways to experience the city from a different perspective.Don't wait! Book now!
- Reserve now & pay later
- Free cancellation
- Expert tour guide
- Walking tour
- Easy booking process
- Best value for your money!