Probably one of the best museums I've been to. Whereas many museums today are an information overload, with guests not sure where to look or what to read first, the Anne Frank house displays a noticeable LACK of plaques and signage, and that is its strength. The sheer emptiness of each room proves powerful and conveys a message far beyond what 500 little paragraphs could say. That being said, there is enough info on the walls or in short video clips that I left feeling educated on the history of the house, its prisoners, and their fate. Tickets cannot be bought on site, so purchase them well in advance. We booked ours before even leaving for our trip.