Anne Frank House (Anne Frankhuis)
- Address:Prinsengracht 267, Western Canal Belt, Amsterdam
- Hours:Open daily 9am - 7pm (until 9pm Mar - Sept)
- Admission:Adults: € 8.50, Youths (10-17yrs): € 4.50
Anne Frank House (Anne Frankhuis) Reviews
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We booked this tour for our first day so we could find our way round Amsterday and find out things we should add to our itinerary but, given that all the people on the tour were English speaking, it was really bad that the guide was Spanish. She didn't seem to have a planned route and kept saying "where shall we go next? I know I'll take you ......" and we had to give her the English words for a lot of things she was trying to say. Also she gave us some information which, we found out later in the week, that was totally wrong.
The Anne Frank House is a must see if you visit the city. It is a solemn and sobering experience, and one that is difficult to fully describe. Just seeing the small place where these two families lived and hid, places you in the center of a pivital part of our history.
As most reviewers will tell you - lines can be long so plan to arrive early or late inthe day - or better yet make sure to purchase your tickets in advance.
The walking tour was a 360 degree area around Amsterdam where we saw ...Dam Square, Red Light District, Jordaan District, Rembrants House, Anne Frank's House, and much more. It was for a full 2 hours which gave you an in-sight into Amsterdam's History.
A visit to Anne Frank House is an awe inspiring and totally moving experience. Its incredible to think of so many people living in such a small space and the daily fears they faced. The exhibits are moving and historically fascinating.
