HOUSE
HOUSE
ANNE FRANK HAUS
ANNE FRANK HAUS
Ticket includes
- Access to the secret annex
- Anne Frank item collection
- Resident Exhibitions
- Ongoing Exhibitions
- Audio Guide included
Opening Hours
Daily: 09:00 am – 22:00 pm
Last admission: 21:00 pm
This attraction is accessible by online ticket only
Duration
The duration of your visit to the ANNE FRANK HAUS depends on your own pace. Most visitors spend around 1 to 2 hours, but feel free to take as much time as you need to explore the exhibits.
Note
- Tickets are excluded from exchange, return and partial refund.
- The museum is not accessible for visitors with disabilities.
- Umbrellas, large bags, drinks and food are not allowed in the Museum.
- Animals are not allowed in the ANNE FRANK HAUS.
- Children under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
This attraction is accessible by online ticket only
About Anne Frank The Annex The Diary Otto Frank
About Anne Frank The Annex The Diary Otto Frank
The Anne Frank Café
A quiet place to reflect near one of history’s most powerful stories
Located just steps from the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, the Anne Frank Café offers a calm and respectful space to pause, reflect, and take in the atmosphere of the historic Jordaan district. More than a simple café, it is a place where visitors naturally slow down after an emotional visit, surrounded by the everyday streets that once framed Anne Frank’s life in hiding.
The café combines a warm, understated interior with views of the surrounding canals and historic buildings. It serves coffee, light meals, and refreshments in an atmosphere designed for conversation and contemplation rather than distraction. The setting encourages visitors to sit quietly, read, write, or simply absorb the weight and meaning of the place they have just experienced.
The Anne Frank Café
A quiet place to reflect near one of history’s most powerful stories
Located just steps from the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, the Anne Frank Café offers a calm and respectful space to pause, reflect, and take in the atmosphere of the historic Jordaan district. More than a simple café, it is a place where visitors naturally slow down after an emotional visit, surrounded by the everyday streets that once framed Anne Frank’s life in hiding.
The café combines a warm, understated interior with views of the surrounding canals and historic buildings. It serves coffee, light meals, and refreshments in an atmosphere designed for conversation and contemplation rather than distraction. The setting encourages visitors to sit quietly, read, write, or simply absorb the weight and meaning of the place they have just experienced.
FAQ
No. Tickets are available online only and must be purchased in advance.
No. Tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
Yes. A free cloakroom is available at the museum for coats, small bags, and strollers. Only items smaller than an A4 sheet of paper are allowed inside the museum. Large backpacks, suitcases, and other bulky items cannot be stored on site. Please leave larger luggage at your hotel or use a luggage storage facility such as Drop & Go at Amsterdam Central Station, otherwise access to the museum may be refused.
You may take as much time as you wish during your visit. Only your entry time is fixed. On average, visitors spend around one hour in the museum.
Yes. The Anne Frank Café is located close to the museum and offers a quiet place to enjoy a drink or a light meal before or after your visit.
Anne Frank Haus Museum Directions
The Anne Frank House is located in the historic center of Amsterdam, an area with limited car access. Driving directly to the museum is not recommended, as there is no parking on site. If you arrive by car, it is best to park in one of the nearby public parking garages such as Q-Park Europarking, then continue on foot. From the parking area, the museum is about a 10-minute walk through the Jordaan district.
Public transport is the easiest way to reach the Anne Frank House. From Amsterdam Central Station, take tram 13 or 17 and get off at the Westermarkt stop. From there, the museum is a short walk along the Prinsengracht canal. Several bus lines also stop nearby, making the location easily accessible from all parts of the city.
From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, take a direct train to Amsterdam Central Station. The journey takes around 15 to 20 minutes. Once at Central Station, continue by tram or on foot as indicated above. Alternatively, you can take a taxi from the airport, which takes approximately 25 to 30 minutes depending on traffic.
AudioGuide
Audioguide Included with your online Ticket
Audio guide included, for a deeper and more meaningful visit.