Your Comfort is Our Priority
The Anne Frank House is dedicated to making its historical site accessible to all visitors. We understand the importance of providing an inclusive experience, ensuring that everyone can engage with the rich history of Anne Frank and her story. Our commitment to accessibility includes a variety of features designed to enhance your visit, allowing for a memorable experience regardless of individual needs.
Our museum is equipped with ramps and elevators to facilitate access for visitors with mobility challenges. We also have designated seating areas and accessible restrooms available throughout the museum for your convenience. To assist those who may need additional support, our team is trained to help and guide visitors as needed.
At the Anne Frank House, we are committed to providing an inclusive experience for all our visitors. The museum is equipped with features that support individuals with various accessibility needs, ensuring everyone can engage with the rich history and stories encapsulated within our walls. From wheelchair accessibility to sensory-friendly options, we strive to create an environment that welcomes everyone.
For guests with visual impairments, we offer guided tours with audio descriptions that provide an in-depth narrative of the museum's exhibits. Braille materials are available upon request, and our staff is happy to assist with any needs during your visit. We strive to ensure that every visitor can fully appreciate the poignant stories shared within the museum.
Additionally, we provide tactile models of the Anne Frank House that can enhance the understanding of our exhibits for visually impaired guests. These models allow for a hands-on experience, fostering a deeper connection to the history we present.
Discover the profound history and impact of Anne Frank's legacy as you explore the museum's exhibits. Immerse yourself in the poignant story of her life during World War II, brought to life through personal artifacts and interactive displays.
Uncover the Story of Anne Frank
We recognize that accessibility goes beyond physical features; it's about creating an environment where everyone feels comfortable and included. Our sensory-friendly initiatives include quiet spaces within the museum where visitors can take a break from the bustling atmosphere. We also provide information sessions for groups with special needs, helping to prepare them for their visit.
To accommodate visitors with hearing impairments, we offer guided tours with sign language interpreters on a scheduled basis. We recommend booking these services in advance to ensure availability, as our interpreters are knowledgeable about the content and can provide a comprehensive tour experience.
Hearing assistance devices are available for use during our guided tours. These devices enhance the audio experience and ensure that all guests can follow along with the tour guide's narration. Please inquire at the ticket desk upon arrival.
The Anne Frank House is wheelchair-friendly, featuring ramps and elevators to all public areas. We encourage visitors using wheelchairs to plan their visit ahead of time and let our staff know of any specific needs they may have.
We offer complimentary wheelchair rentals for guests during their visit. These can be reserved in advance to ensure availability, allowing for a comfortable exploration of the museum.
Visitors with disabilities are welcome to bring a companion free of charge. We strive to create an inviting atmosphere where all guests can enjoy their experience at the museum.
Navigating the Museum with Ease
Experience the emotional journey of Anne Frank by visiting the secret annex where she wrote her diary. The museum offers a unique opportunity to learn about the Holocaust, resistance, and the enduring message of hope and humanity.
The Anne Frank House provides designated accessible parking spaces located within a short walking distance from the entrance. We recommend arriving early to secure your spot, especially during peak visiting hours.
For guests who prefer an independent experience, we offer audio guides in multiple languages that include accessibility features. These guides provide valuable insights about the museum's history and exhibits, ensuring that all visitors can engage meaningfully with the content.
Visitors using wheelchairs can access the museum through a designated entrance, and we offer wheelchair rentals on-site for your convenience. Additionally, our staff is trained to assist with any needs you may have during your visit, from navigating the space to providing information about our exhibits. We also provide accessible restrooms to enhance your comfort throughout your time here.
Our team is here to assist you in planning your visit, addressing any specific accessibility needs you may have. We encourage you to reach out to us before your visit so we can ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.
For any questions regarding accessibility options or to arrange for any necessary accommodations, please contact us via email or phone. Our dedicated staff is ready to provide the support you need to make your visit as enjoyable as possible.
Visit the Anne Frank House Museum
The Anne Frank House is located at Westermarkt 20, 1016 GV Amsterdam, Netherlands. Our museum is dedicated to honoring the legacy of Anne Frank and educating visitors about history. We welcome everyone to experience this significant site.
Our commitment to accessibility includes the provision of ramps, elevators, and designated seating throughout the museum. We ensure that every visitor can navigate the space comfortably.
To accommodate visitors with hearing impairments, we provide audio guides that offer detailed descriptions of the exhibits. These guides are available in multiple languages, so you can experience the history of Anne Frank in your preferred language. Additionally, visual aids and large print materials are available for those who may need them, ensuring that everyone can participate in the museum's rich storytelling.
We are dedicated to continuously enhancing our accessibility features based on visitor feedback. Your insights guide us in making meaningful improvements that reflect the needs of all our guests.
We are committed to ensuring that all visitors can access our historical site. Our ongoing efforts are aimed at removing barriers and making the Anne Frank House a place for reflection and learning for everyone.
For visually impaired visitors, we offer tactile exhibits that allow for hands-on engagement with the museum's themes. Additionally, our staff is always available to guide you through the exhibits, offering a personal touch to your experience. Our goal is to ensure that every visitor, regardless of their abilities, can connect with the significant historical narratives presented at the Anne Frank House.
Your Input Matters
We value feedback from our visitors regarding accessibility features. Your input helps us improve our services and ensure that the Anne Frank House is welcoming to all. We encourage you to share your experiences with us, as they are crucial in enhancing our offerings.
Visitors are encouraged to share their experiences regarding accessibility features at the museum. This feedback is instrumental in helping us understand what improvements are necessary and how we can better serve our visitors in the future.
We continuously seek ways to enhance accessibility options at the Anne Frank House. Your suggestions can lead to new initiatives that improve the experience for all guests.
For further inquiries or suggestions, please connect with us through our contact form, or reach out via phone. We are dedicated to listening to your feedback and making necessary adjustments to ensure an inclusive environment.
Be part of our community by signing up for updates on accessibility initiatives and upcoming events. We are committed to fostering inclusivity and want to keep our visitors informed about new offerings.
Our commitment to accessibility is ongoing, and we continuously seek feedback from our visitors to improve our services. By 2025, we aim to enhance our accessibility features even further based on the needs of our community. We invite you to share your experience and suggestions with us, as your input is invaluable in shaping an inclusive environment at the Anne Frank House.