It was an interesting tour, but I would like to have seen it furnished as it was rather than empty rooms More

The tour does not take very long but it is a must-see while in Amsterdam, particularly for anyone who read the Diary of Anne Frank. The lines for admission do get long but they move quickly. More

we went to anne franks house to learn more about this harrowing but incredible story everything is very well displayed and explained More

This is a top 3 site to see in Amsterdam if not the most significant. The house and the tour is a sobering reminder of the travesties of World War II and how it affected even the most innocent of people. We are sometimes immune to these travesties in the states since most wars are fought thousands of miles away.... More

We had learned about Anne Frank when I was in high school. And to see this museum, I was glad I had a glimpse of that feeling in the house. It's a part of history that everyone should appreciate and learn from. I recommend for everyone to see this museum. One major tip, buy your tickets online. Or if not,... More

Good place to be to learn about an important time in history! More

very interesting to see where the frank family hid for so long - otto frank didnt want the annex to be furnished however i think it would be nice if it was - you would be able to get more of a real expeirence - lots of pictures , information and videos as you walk around it though - would... More

Very moving and educational. I thought i knew the story of Anne Frank.the voting at the end is very thought provoking. More

There is a lot more to the Anne Frank House than I had expected. The videos of Miep Gies, and the friends of the Franks, really helped make this more personal for me. The darkness of the rooms is hard to convey. Visitors should know how tiny and very steep the many stairs are. We arrived right at the opening... More