The Anne Frank House is a biographical museum dedicated to Jewish wartime diarist Anne Frank. The building is located on a canal called the Prinsengracht, in central Amsterdam. The museum preserves the hiding place, known as the Secret Annex, where Anne Frank hid with her family and four other people during World War II. The museum also has an exhibition space about the life and times of Anne Frank and all forms of persecution and discrimination. Visitors can experience the story of Anne Frank through quotes, photos, videos, and original items. The museum offers educational products and programs for young people and has a collection of items related to Anne Frank's life
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Activities: We visited the Anne Frank House. "The visit of the house, full of emotion and contemplation, is not a visit like the others."
Highlights: The visit was moving. "It seems to me more suitable for older children, from 10 years old, and by talking beforehand about the Shoah and the tragic history of this little girl." ✨

Activities: We visited the house where Anne Frank lived, including the hidden rooms upstairs, to get a vivid portrayal of her life and conditions
Highlights: We enjoyed getting a glimpse into Anne Frank's life, and the museum is highly recommended, especially for children who can read and write creatively ✨

Activities: We visited the Anne Frank House, where Anne Frank and her family hid during World War II. It's a poignant tribute to one of history's most compelling figures. It was a very powerful experience for all of us
Highlights: The kids and I found it very moving to see the original diaries and reflect on the impact of intolerance and the importance of human rights. The experience was very powerful for us all ✨





Activities: We visited the Anne Frank House, a poignant museum dedicated to the life of Anne Frank and her family during WWII. We saw the secret annex where they lived in hiding, and the museum's exhibits on the Nazi occupation and the Holocaust
Highlights: Our 9-year-old daughter was very moved by the experience, having read Anne Frank's diary beforehand. She was able to imagine the life of Anne Frank in the secret annex ✨

