Everyone knows the story of Anne Frank, the Jewish girl who went into hiding in the Secret Annex on Prinsengracht and was arrested and deported in 1944. Almost eighty years later, the Secret Annex is the place to learn about World War II, its many victims and, in particular, the life of Anne Frank. The bookcase leads you to the two floors and the attic space where the Frank family and four other Jews spent two years in hiding. This is where Anne Frank wrote her diaries, which are still read around the world today. Quotes, photographs and films illustrate the story of the Secret Annex, its hiders and its helpers.

Contact

Anne Frank Huis 
Prinsengracht 267 
1016 GV Amsterdam 
www.annefrank.org