Required visiting for tourists, and well worth the 40 minute long queue. But skip the queue by booking online and show up minutes before your tour rather than an hour.
Buy tickets online to avoid the queues. Beware that online tickets are usually sold out 5 days in advance, so book before you travel or you'll end up in the queues!
Get there before the museum opens, preferably at 8-8:30am, to avoid a horrendous line. A must-see attraction in Amsterdam. Takes about 2 hours not including wait time.
If you are in amsterdam and you read the dairy you Have to come...but...something disapoint me...probably there are too many people and there is no time to really understand what3happened here
It was an interesting experience, but I do suggest to go at a time when there are less people. I did not enjoy feeling pressured to rush through each room.
Ended WWII, the Anne Frank House was condemned to demolition in the 50's. Fortunately, the building has been protected from demolition and now is one of the most visited spots in Amsterdam, Read more
The line will be long so prepare to join the flaky wifi. They security inside are quiet annoying about having the backpack on your frontside. Also disappointing that you don't go into the attic.
Either buy your ticket months in advance or arrive very early and wait in line! Waited over an hour to get into the house. It's very interesting but there's not very much to see.
Don't come during the weekend if you don't want to waste your time queueing. The queueing is happening outside and inside of the house. There is no limit on how many people can go in.
Different type of museum that shows an interesting story but highly overrated. However the que is scary so be sure to book your online ticket before visiting.
Where Anne Frank wrote her diary during WWII. Tickets online only!. 80% tickets released two months in advance at 12:00 hrs, 20% on the day itself at 9:00 hrs.