Anne Frank House in Amsterdam

History Of Anne Frank House

The museum was established on the 3rd of May, 1960 by Otto Frank who was the father of Anne Frank and the lone survivor of the death camps of the Nazis. After the war was over, the Jews who were in hiding with the Frank family went to the house to collect the personal belongings and that is where the diary was found and handed over to Otto Frank. The diary was published and after that, the museum was established. The entire process was quite difficult as it needed saving from the people who wanted to demolish it. The museum was finally established and opened to the public.

Attractions Of Anne Frank House

The guide to the Anne Frank house consists of everything. There is an audio tour guide which guides the visitors throughout the tour. Video clips show the pictures of the Frank family. In each room, there are certain quotes written on the walls of the book. The bookshelf which hid the secret annex is the major attraction of the museum. The secret annex, as called by Anne Frank, is the place where the Frank family along with some other Jews hid from the Nazis for two years and one month. The Anne Frank House is also shown in the movie which is a famous book adaptation of “The Fault In Our Stars.”

Anne Frank House Tour

One of the major attractions of Amsterdam is the historic marvel of Anne Frank House. This place was home to Anne Frank who was a wartime writer. During your visit to the Anne Frank House, you will get a chance to glance at her diary. Moreover, the story of her life will also be narrated and light will be shed on different aspects of your life. Anyone with a love for history would love Anne Frank House Tour. This tour will take you back in time by recreating the historic timeline of Anne Frank’s life during wartime.