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- Aleksandra GarbaczOctober 20, 2015Took 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.
- Muriel VegaSeptember 11, 2014Don't stand in the queue! Buy your tickets online, they sell them by the hour, and skip the super long line! Enter on the door to the left. Self-guided tour, very insightful
- ShannonJune 5, 2013Book tickets online, during the week, in the evening. We got tickets for Wed. 6pm--waltzed right in, small crowd throughout.
- PolinaMay 11, 2013A must see museum! Very touching and thought provoking! A had tears on my eyes! In the bookshop inside you can buy her book in all languages!
- Mike WilliamsJanuary 15, 2017Book your tickets in advance online otherwise it's almost impossible to visit. A must do in Amsterdam.
- Ана ЛековићAugust 13, 2018Free 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.
- Bisant KaurApril 25, 2018A nostalgic walk down the house occupied by Anne Frank and her family in Amsterdam. Lovely audio and pictures take us back in time to what the conditions were then.
- Paull YoungJuly 8, 2018You can get tickets day off if you are persistent about checking the website every single hour
- Toine KJuly 3, 2020A very impressive exhibition, which you will experience during the tour through the house.
- Robert BelcianoApril 16, 2016A must go when in Amsterdam. To see what she and her family went through was both heartbreaking and inspiring.
- Domunix CelinyOctober 29, 2014The line will be long so prepare to join the flaky wifi. They security inside are quiet annoying about having the backpack on your frontside. Also disappointing that you don't go into the attic.
- Ezryn ZarofDecember 30, 2017It was an interesting experience, but I do suggest to go at a time when there are less people. I did not enjoy feeling pressured to rush through each room.
- Hannah GMMarch 8, 2016Well worth a visit while in Amsterdam. Save time by reserving tickets online in advance.
- Liana BudacsAugust 26, 2011This place is amazing! If you come to Amsterdam, visit it. This house is steeped in history and feelings! Brasileiros, venham... linda história. Abraços de uma descendente de holandeses orgulhosa. :)
- Noel WallingAugust 18, 2014Very tasteful remembrance of a terrible time in history. Make sure to book online ahead, or you'll find. Serious line waiting for you.
- Nikolas TapiaApril 27, 2016The museum is pretty nice. The exposition can get very emotional so be prepared. If you read the book then you will recognize many things.
- Kristýna MichálkováAugust 1, 2016Book your tickets months in advance, if you can! And if not, it is definitely worth the wait.
- Marina PapponeAugust 12, 2013Buy the tickets online - it will save you a lot of time!!!! Must see museum if you are in Amsterdam!
- Roberta RabellottiApril 25, 2014It is absolutely needed to buy the tickets in advance for avoiding the incredibly long queues.
- I Wanna Go ThereAugust 11, 2011Ended WWII, the Anne Frank House was condemned to demolition in the 50's. Fortunately, the building has been protected from demolition and now is one of the most visited spots in Amsterdam, Read more
- Andy HooperAugust 21, 2013Queuing up first thing in the morning is the best bet if you didn't pre-purchase tickets online. Arriving at 9 took us one hour in the queue.
- Bee WilliamsMarch 21, 2016Either buy your ticket months in advance or arrive very early and wait in line! Waited over an hour to get into the house. It's very interesting but there's not very much to see.
- Ema RadzaiJanuary 19, 2016Learnt a lot here. Even if you dont want to go here, you should read the diary of anne frank for the historical n spiritual view and perspective during the hiding in world war II
- A CApril 1, 2014The home of Anne Frank. If you can go during the week day, you can avoid the large lineups.
- Dila SipahiJuly 15, 2016It is a dramatic and real story, naturally so impressive museum. After I left there, I was upset for several days...
- DJ FriendMay 28, 2013No cameras allowed inside. Stairs are steep which may be trouble for elderly. Bottlenecking in some rooms due to video presentations, but overall still worth a visit.
- M G🌸May 15, 2016Very good, a must. Heavy atmosphere though, you can almost feel the fear and sadness
- Bruno MourãoApril 8, 2016Impressive atmosphere, very impactful place. The natural silence of the visitors is a reflection of the terrible realities of the stories told inside.
- W TApril 30, 2015Don't come during the weekend if you don't want to waste your time queueing. The queueing is happening outside and inside of the house. There is no limit on how many people can go in.
- Doriane PeAugust 16, 2013Try to buy your ticket online or visit the house after 8pm ! There should be a little bit less people in the line.
- sanne van looDecember 14, 2015A piece of history you have to see when in Amsterdam. Buy tickets online!
- Mike EstesDecember 16, 2016Awesome, very emotional. Hard to believe what the world was like only 70 years ago. But ticket online like I did.
- Deema SaudDecember 7, 2016Different type of museum that shows an interesting story but highly overrated. However the que is scary so be sure to book your online ticket before visiting.
- Amber RachaelApril 20, 2014Incredibly moving and emotional. Purchase tickets online ahead of time to avoid the very long line.
- Clément MaignantJanuary 20, 2015Outstanding journey in the History but long waiting queue to access.
- Phil NomJune 13, 2016Prepare yourself for really steep stairs! Come at 8pm if you didn't book online.
- Greg AvolaSeptember 23, 2013Simply amazingly. Takes about an hour to walk through the museum and another hour to wait through the line.
- Frank MoonMarch 31, 2014You should take a cup of coffee and to stay seeing waterway at the coffee shop. That's really great!
- Michael LautersteinSeptember 6, 2012Grab a brochure and read through it. The brochure covers basically all you are going to read inside without needing to queue and shuffle along the somewhat boring museum.
- Dustin LeeSeptember 16, 2017Make sure to get your ticket online early. Otherwise it's between trying your luck at getting it online last minute, or waiting for hours - which is not worth.
- Michelle D.March 2, 2015Come before 10 a.m. on a weekday with your Museumkaart to get in without waiting hours.
- Richard RevillaDecember 30, 2014Amazing and moving. It will forever change your life in understanding the sacrifices made during WWII.
- John AndersonNovember 9, 2018Very moving and emotional place to visit. Take your time and take it all in.
- Bayan AlShebelJuly 4, 2018Took the 30 minuets program and it was informative and lovely. The house was heart breaking 💔
- Russ KirkpatrickSeptember 16, 2014Short lines on Tuesdays, well worth taking the time to do this. Very educational, very heart-rending.
- Miles FawcettJuly 20, 2017Especially good for kids who have or will read her diary. Really brings it to life
- Carla De LemosApril 22, 2012Lines are long. Go early or buy tickets online. Very inspiring museum. You really get to see what it was like for Anne and her family back then.