I had read the Anne Frank diary years ago and decided to go on the tour. if you are considering going, make sure you get your tickets in advance. It was an extremely moving experience. The displays that were at the house really told the story. It was an emotional tour.

The Ann Frank House Museum is worth a visit. We all need to remember the horror of war and the courage many endured. Many of us know the story of the Frank family but seeing the actual house helps to understand how difficult their lives were. T

I had a great time it was really great going and having fun with all of my friends just me and my 3 best friends we walked around and had a blast, we went for new years and I even got a bf there. The place is really magical. Just a really great experience.

I had read the Diary of Anne Frank when I was much younger. After walking thru where they lived it was very sad & made me realize how difficult those year were for them. So glad that there is this house we can walk thru to remind of us of a horrible time in history.

Very interesting and at times quite emotional tour, you must book on line as tickets are not available to purchase at the venue. Very busy attraction, not suitable for those unable to manage stairs and at times very steep staircases. Really immersive and so sad , the life and story of Anne and her family needs to live on forever as a reminder of what happened to millions of Jewish people

This is a must-see for everyone. With all the Holocaust denial going on now, please visit this museum/site to see what actually happened. You must get tickets in advance, and they go on sale only about 6-8 weeks in advance, so go to the website as soon as you can to buy tickets, which are timed. It takes about an hour to go through it.

The last time I was here was 1984, before the visitor center existed. This is an experience that should not be missed. The entire world needs to hear this story and understand the dangers of hatred and intolerance. Sadly, this is still a concern today. The visitor center was extremely well done, well designed. It was worth getting up at 5 am in the US 6 weeks before to get tickets online for the 30 minute presentation. Even though my family and I know the story, we all learned more through this visit.

Outstanding! Do not miss this when in Amsterdam. You will learn a lot about the history of the Netherlands. YOU HAVE to buy tickets at least two months in advance, so many people there wanted to buy tickets and could not go. Do yourself a favor and do not miss it!

The Anne Frank house was very moving. I read the book but couldn't put into perspective until I walked through her house. You actually walk through the house and learn where they hid their food how her family tried to maintain a normal life. And the tragic ending. Truly a place to visit.

We did the expanded lecture tour (30 minutes in a room with an historian to give you context). It was really, really well done and gave us a greater understanding before proceeding on the actual tour. Sobering, well done and moving. Highly recommend. (Be sure to book 6 weeks in advance as tickets sold out quickly)