Anne Frank House Museum Admission Ticket

The Anne Frank House offers a poignant glimpse into the life of Anne Frank and her family during the German occupation of the Netherlands. Housed in the very building where the Frank family hid for two years, the museum preserves the original rooms, including the concealed entrance, the cramped hiding rooms and the restored kitchen. Visitors then move to the exhibition spaces that showcase original manuscripts, photographs and artefacts. The permanent exhibition tells the story of the Frank family, the broader context of the Holocaust and the lasting impact of Anne’s diary, while temporary exhibitions often explore themes of tolerance and human rights.

Tickets provide instant confirmation and grant entry to both the historic house and the museum exhibitions. The standard admission includes a museum guide leaflet and access to the permanent exhibition; audio guides are available for an additional fee. Allow approximately two hours to experience the site fully. The venue is not fully wheelchair accessible, though strollers of limited size are permitted. Entry is not timed, but arrival early is recommended to avoid queues.

From Amsterdam Central Station, take tram 13 or 17 towards Westermarkt and alight at the Westermarkt stop; the Anne Frank House is a 5‑minute walk. Bus line 22 also stops nearby at 'Anne Frank Huis'. Taxis and rideshare services are readily available and can drop you off at the museum entrance.