This is a MUST do while in Amsterdam. Tickets go on sale 6 weeks prior at 10 am local time, so being here in the States, I had to set my alarm for 3am so I could wake up and purchase tickets when they went on sale because they do sell out extremely quickly especially if you’re visiting during a busy time. I got the tickets with the 30 minute intro and would highly recommend it. I believe it added to the whole experience and I learned things I didn’t know previously. You initially enter the museum through a newly renovated area around the corner from the actual house entrance. You go through rooms in the new area of the museum before you enter the house/annex area. The stairs are very steep and it is single file in parts of the annex so be patient. You can see the original bookcase still there, the original kitchen countertop, and other original items on the walls that are still there. I thought the museum was tastefully done and it’s surreal to be in that physical space. Keep in mind there are no photos allowed inside the annex.

An incredibly moving experience. Wanted to leave a review to give a shout out to the staff at Anne Frank. I messed up our tickets and showed up a day early. They graciously accommodated our group so that I could avoid re-planning our whole weekend. Unbelievably nice and they did it with a smile. A must-do for anyone visiting Amsterdam.

Very efficiently run. Yes you must book in advance you arrive and see a queue but it is managed and moves very swiftly. Great experience very moving with really good information displays and photos. You get to go right up into the attic. A must do in Amsterdam. Would book well in advance do not leave it till you get to the city.

The Anne Frank house is an icon and was done I think in a very effective and compelling manner. You do need to book in advance and the opening hours are generous. As others have mentioned, to be prepared for very steep and narrow stairs. Overall, a compelling, informative and compassionate experience.

We booked months in advance and it was so worth it. The way the tour is organized (self guided and takes about an hour) is superb. You do get to go through the parts of the house where Anne was hiding and it's heart breaking. Can't be missed.

Arrived and since we had reserved tickets months ahead, had minimal wait time for entrance. Had a memorable, informative talk by one of the staff for about 30 minutes. Then we toured the house. It is just amazing seeing how they lived for 2 years in that small space and how organized they had to be. It also reminds you that there are people today who hate like the Nazis did and how we need to fight that.

The Anne Frank House is a must see when in Amsterdam. It is an important reminder of the evil that existed causing so many people to hide. It is a strenuous climb up and down the stairs and through secret passageways, but, if you're up for it, it's worth it.

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.