A must visit if you go to Amsterdam. The house is partly restored and partly with original pieces, but a reconstruction of how it was is still illustrated. You can visit everything except the top floor. The visits are organized by day and time so there are no queues. At the entrance they make you put down all your personal objects (you cannot take photos) and they give you an audio guide in your language which will start automatically in every room. I recommend booking well in advance because it is almost always sold out.

Really enjoyed this experience, would recommend doing the introductory programme first as it was only €7 extra and was well worth the money. It took about half an hour but was really interesting to get the background knowledge before going up into the secret annex. You also get a view of the annex from the rear which you wouldn’t normally get, and also a picture opertunity which aren’t allowed once you go into the museum. Once we were in the museum we enjoyed going through and was good to put what we had just heard about into real life. Unfortunately that day there had been a power cut in the morning and believe this resulted in large queues later in the day, which we found made it very busy and created quite a lot of queuing through the annex. We didn’t bother with the audio programme having done the introductory programme first, which allowed us to jump ahead in a lot of places. The facilities in the museum were good and the staff were very helpful and informative. Would definitely recommend.

Very interesting and informative. Well worth booking the introductory programme for €7 extra per person. Was a 30 min talk with history and background of the Frank family and what happened throughout their lives which took place before going up to the annexe. Great facilities and well looked after to create the old and new feel. Only reason for giving 4* instead of 5* was that when it came to walking through the house and into the annexe it was very busy and overcrowded. There could have been more controls of how many people were allowed through at a time but there was a power outage earlier in the morning so this could have caused this overcrowdedness as our guide did mention that the queues outside were unusual and caused by the power outage. Overall, loved it and would definitely recommend.

We booked the programme tour a few weeks ahead, which is necessary. You start together with many others in a classroom type environment. Our tutor was very well spoken and knowledgeable. We then collected handsets that inform you about each particular room and the stories of this unbelievable bad situation the Nazis created. Our only problems were that some areas of the house have very steep and narrow stairs that some will struggle with. Also the groups are too large, resulting in sometimes frustrating waits.

Great experience. I accidentally booked the Ticket that includes the introduction but 100% worth it! We got some background information for about 30 minutes which was quite helpful while walking through the house. Definitely a must do in Amsterdam. Only Con would be , that you have to book tickets in advance.

First place to visit when we got here was a trip to Anne Franks house and museum. An interesting place, bit surreal to visit the rooms where her, her family and others hid from the Germans during the war and to see some original excerpts from her famous diary on display. Shame you couldn't take photo's inside. It was busy, we had booked for 5pm and was rather busy. Definitely worth a visit though.

Visited with my 2 children aged 9 & 11. We all thought it was an excellent experience. Very thought provoking. We visited at night so it wasn’t busy, allowing us to take our time. My only negative is that you aren’t allowed to take pictures inside. Well worth a visit.

This was one of the main reasons i wanted to visit Amsterdam. This was such an experience I’ve always paid so much attention to what happened at this sad sad time. I think it’s definitely one that needs to be on everyone’s bucket list to be able to say I’ve been and to know more about her and her family.

Very emotional visit. I also booked the 30 m presentation and it was very illustrative and treated with respect without falling into sentimentality. The audio guide included in the visit is very complete, I recommend the presentation but if you don't have time, the visit is well explained with the audio.

This experience is one that gives a glimpse into what life was like during the Second World War for Jewish families. As you move through the building you hear about the way in which the family existed and the limits on their daily lives just to exist. The experience allows you to appreciate the different sacrifices made to keep the family together and alive. A whole new understanding regarding the horrors of the Jews bestowed on them by the nazi’s during the war.