I have never read the book but the whole experience is incredibly humbling. Loved the way the whole museum is set up. A must-see for everyone - felt like a pilgrimage of sorts
Really interesting look at Anne Frank's life. While there's not much in the house (her father didn't want them to recreate) still interesting to see and lots of good videos, etc
Very interesting place, imbued with History and interesting facts about a girl and her family. Very silly thing though: they don't let you take pictures. Nonsense !
Every person should be able to go to this place and feel the history alive. It's a beautiful and touching story of a group that tried everything to keep themselves and their loved ones safe.
Aside from buying tickets online, when u get there, the entrance door 4 those with online tickets is different from the long queue of those buying tickets there. Free wifi within the lobby is great!
Originally I thought it is only a small house. Turns out it has quite a lot to see. We arrived at 8:45am but still had to wait for 2.5h to enter. There was once that we passed by at 5 but saw no queue
Took me 3 years to finally accept the fact i will have to wait in a never ending line in a rain, wind and 1000 of other people waiting but it was totally worth it-amazing feeling to see what u read.
Compra las entradas por internet y evitarás enormes filas. Súper recomendable pero se vive una mejor experiencia si lees antes el libro. Te conmueve demasiado este museo
An incredible experience especially if you want to better understand what happened with millions of people. Totally worth it and btw buy the tickets online and avoid headaches.
The cue is always long during the summer. But the good thing is that it moves quite fast! I spent about 1h to get in. But inside the house was full of people. I advice to go during low season
Must have a reservation to enter before 3pm. Check online for same-day tickets the morning you want to go. Keep checking because they sell out within minutes.
Free wifi in front of the museum entrance. When you're finishing your visit don't forget to look behind the curtains across the gift shop for a small cinema piece.
Online pre-book, inc 30 MinPgm is highly recommended. In the program the guide give us some introductory information before visiting the museum. Either way, it's surely worth standing in long queues.
Very enjoyable. As soon as you know you will be visiting, jump on line and pre-purchase your tickets. Our wait was almost 2-hours and I was sorry that I didn't order our tickets ahead of time.
Come early to avoid long lines. Her story is moving and being able to see the house where she hid is very interesting, but i wasnt impressed with the museum after having visited other jewish museums
It's a very emotional journey, the life of Anne Frank was the same for so many people during the war. Try to arrive very early or buy the tickets online because the waiting line is very long all day.
Το σπιτι που κρυβοταν η Αννα και η οικογενεια της. Οχι πολλα πραγματα να δεις. Εκτιθεται το πρωτοτυπο ημερολογιο, εχει παντα ουρα, ακριβουτσικο εισιτηριο αλλα εισαι στο Αμστερνταμ να μην το δεις????
Buy tickets online in advance to avoid the massive lines. If you can't, come an hour or more before the museums opens to avoid the crazy long lines. Extremely sad and eye opening.
Beaucoup, beaucoup d'attente, mais ça vaut le détout bien sûr, incontournable et émouvant. Dommage que les touristes ne soient pas toujours respectueux des lieux et des autres !
Met de tijd meegaande audio app. leidt je rond in het museum. In het achterhuis beleef je hoe het geweest moet zijn. Het raakt je in het hart. Je voelt dat er op die plek geschiedenis is geschreven.
I was there on a monday morning and still had to wait in line for 30 minutes. Nevertheless it's worth it. I don't usually like museums but this one is very interesting. Very sad.
There is Wifi, but not available for visitors. Get your ticket online before your visit, so you can skip the line in front. Use the extra door with the bell to the left of the main entrance.
It's an emotional experience, but well worth the trip and the wait, assuming you're not able to get tickets online. The line's better first thing in the morning and near closing time.
Where Anne Frank wrote her diary during WWII. Tickets online only!. 80% tickets released two months in advance at 12:00 hrs, 20% on the day itself at 9:00 hrs.