My class read Anne's diary in high school. To be in the actual place where Anne and her family hid away is very poignant - definitely worth a visit More

Anne Franks House exemplifies the best and the worst in human nature. So many people wish to rewrite history. This stands as a monument to truth. People are both awesome and terrible. It is up to you to decide which side you want to be on. More

Really makes one think about the freedoms we enjoy. More

A definite must see while you are in Amsterdam. Try to go early. It will still be crowded, but better than in the afternoon. One of the things that stood out for me, and still does, is when (on the video), her father says "who of us ever really knows their children" (I'm paraphrasing, but it does make you wonder... More

The museum is well conceived and executed. It documents the tragic struggle of the Frank family. Otto Frank insisted that the rooms be empty.I recommend that you book advanced tickets on the internet. The entrance line was over a block long. Try to enter early in the morning because the space gets crowded. More

. .. . but book in advance on line (and do this early as they only have so many tickets at each time available in advance). We inadvertantly visited on the public holiday of Ascension Day when the queue was horrendous. If we hadn't booked in advance we certainly wouldn't have bothered. We felt very smug as we bypassed the... More

great perspective of what it was like to live during WWII, brings the book to life. I really appreciated the multimedia elements as well. More

Book your reservation on-line and avoid the always long line to get into the museum. More

Very interesting museum, whether you know next to nothing or are an expert on Anne Frank and WWII there should be something here to interest you, fascinating to imagine it in her time. More