Anne Frank House Tours and Tickets - page 9
What are people saying about Anne Frank House
Chris_S, Apr 2026
Anne Frank Jewish history tour
Good tour covering the Anne Frank and Jewish history in the 2nd world war. Max our guide was full of facts and information. More an information tour than sights. Saw stumbling stones which I didn’t know about, Otto Frank’s first office, the only building to be bombed in Amsterdam and the outsider of Anne Frank house.
Darlene_P, Apr 2026
Good tour
Next best thing if you can’t get into Ann Frank’s house
But wish they would use Whisperers as with traffic it was difficult to hear.
Guide was great.
Debbie_P, Apr 2026
A walk back in time …..
A really informative and insightful look into the life of Anne Frank, her family and the Jewish community in Amsterdam during the war. Ollie artfully used excerpts of Anne’s diary to evoke thought and reflection. The Jewish Memorial was an emotional ‘must see’ - a moment to honour those whose lives were taken.
Beth_S, Apr 2026
Highly recommend.
Craig our tour guide made the experience very enjoyable, his personality was great and was a funny person! Even though it’s an upsetting topic and a lot of information to take in, he made the tour very engaging. Thank you so much Craig!
The tour it self was really interesting and learnt so much not only about Anne Franke but the family and the holocaust its self.
Would recommend this trip!
Anne Frank House
Anne Frank House tickets must be purchased in advance; book tickets online on the museum’s website.
Anne Frank House tours are an emotional experience, and appropriate solemnity should be observed.
Visits tend to take about an hour, and a free audio tour is available in nine languages.
Only the modern part of the museum is wheelchair accessible; the secret annex is not.
If you have time, stop in next door, at Prinsengracht 265-267, to see temporary exhibits.
More Tours in Amsterdam
Things to do near Amsterdam
More attractions near Amsterdam