Address: Anne Frank House, Prinsengracht 263-267, 1016 GV Amsterdam, Netherlands
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The Anne Frank House sits along the picturesque Prinsengracht canal in central Amsterdam. It’s nestled in the heart of the city, surrounded by charming cafés, boutique shops, and historic canal houses. The area is vibrant but peaceful, offering a sense of Amsterdam’s old-world charm.
Closest landmark: Westerkerk, just 100 meters away.
The Anne Frank House has a single main entrance on Prinsengracht, welcoming all visitors, including those on guided tours. Timed ticket holders, groups, and guests with disabilities have dedicated access, ensuring smooth entry. This central entrance provides easy canal-side access, making it simple for everyone to reach the museum and begin their visit efficiently.
The main Anne Frank House entrance is on Prinsengracht, directly in front of the canal. All general visitors enter here. Specific restrictions apply for guided tours and groups.
The Anne Frank House entrance is fully accessible. A ramp at the main door allows wheelchair access, and lifts are available to reach different floors. Accessible restrooms are provided, and staff can assist visitors with mobility needs. Guide dogs are welcome.
Visitors with pre-booked tickets should use the main Prinsengracht entrance. Walk-ins can queue at the same entrance but should expect longer waits. Guided tour groups have a reserved entry line. For all ticket holders, showing your timed-entry ticket or confirmation is mandatory.
There is one main entrance on Prinsengracht for all visitors, with dedicated access for disabled guests and guided tours.
Wait times range from 5 minutes with pre-booked tickets to 30–45 minutes for walk-ins during peak hours.
Visitors with disabilities can use the main entrance, which is fully accessible with ramps and lifts.
Walk-ins can queue at the main entrance, though availability may be limited and wait times longer.
Book your ticket online in advance for a timed slot, preferably early morning or late afternoon.
The Anne Frank House is open daily from 9am to 10pm.
Early morning and late afternoon visits usually have shorter lines and a calmer experience.
