Anne Frank House (Anne Frankhuis) Tours and Tickets

Discover the beautiful city of Amsterdam, known as the "˜Venice of the North,' from the water on this 1-hour sightseeing cruise. After reserving your preferred departure time, skip past any lines and set off on the UNESCO-listed waterways aboard a glass-topped canal boat. Glide under pretty bridges, past 17th-century buildings and landmarks such as the Skinny Bridge and Anne Frank House, and learn about the city's history from the audio guide. Upgrade your canal cruise with admission to Amsterdam's top attractions, such as Body Worlds Amsterdam or Rijksmuseum.

Known as the Venice of the North, Amsterdam is home to UNESCO-listed canals stretching 62 miles. This combo hop-on hop-off boat tour pass allows you to explore Amsterdam's scenic waterways and gives you entry to the divine Rijksmuseum, the Netherlands' national museum. During a 24-or 48-hour period, make use of the many canal stops to explore top city attractions including the Anne Frank House. At the Rijksmuseum, stare in awe at masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, including Rembrandt's "˜The Night Watch.'

Amsterdam's UNESCO-listed canals are the postcard star of the Dutch capital, and a canal cruise is the quintessential experience for first-time visitors. Glide down the waterways on a traditional salonboat on this 1.5-hour small-group cruise, and admire landmarks like the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum and Amsterdam Opera House.

Discover the delights of Amsterdam on a private 4-hour walking tour of the city's historical and cultural highlights. With a knowledgeable private guide, go to the Museum Square where the Van Gogh Museum is located; delve into the city's renowned houseboat culture at the Houseboat Museum; and pleasure your palate with traditional Dutch snacks at Albert Cuyp, the largest street market in the Netherlands. Then, absorb the verdant beauty of Vondelpark and delve into the poignant history of Anne Frank's House on this comprehensive tour.

See Amsterdam at your own pace with a hop-on hop-off bus tour, including the option of a hop-on hop-off tour by boat. Select a 24- or 48-hour ticket with 11 bus stops around town, enhanced by optional sightseeing around Amsterdam's postcard-perfect network of waterways on the canal cruise. From the open-top double-decker bus you'll pass by the Anne Frank House, National Maritime Museum, Heineken Experience and eclectic neighborhoods like Jordaan and the historical Red Light District, where you can disembark to explore.

Discover Amsterdam's WWII history and follow in the footsteps of Anne Frank on this 2-hour walking tour of the Jewish Quarter. See the Jewish Historical Museum, the Portuguese Synagogue, and the Auschwitz Monument; learn about events such as the February Strike and Winter of Hunger; and end the tour outside the Anne Frank House (entrance not included).

From the peaceful atmosphere of a luxury, glass-enclosed boat, enjoy the highlights of Amsterdam along its UNESCO-listed canals during this 1-hour cruise. Hear narrated commentary on the sites along the way, including the Anne Frank House, the Golden Bend, the Reguliersgracht and the Skinny Bridge. With a variety of departure times available, this picturesque and comprehensive overview by water is easy to fit into your day of sightseeing.

Cycle along Amsterdam's flat and open city streets on this 2- or 3-hour guided bike tour. Explore the historic city at a leisurely pace as you pedal alongside the UNESCO-listed canals and visit the green oasis of Vondel Park. Pass top attractions like the Anne Frank House and the Rijksmuseum, and check out Amsterdam's oldest neighborhood, the Red Light District. This small-group tour is capped at 12 people, ensuring you'll receive personalized attention from your informative guide.

Why wait? Skip the line to Amsterdam's iconic Van Gogh Museum. You'll have the chance to check out more than 200 paintings by the Dutch impressionist, plus pieces by Monet and other contemporaries. Your entry includes a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket, which grants access to 11 other sites in town.

Learn about Amsterdam's Jewish history with this private tour. You'll visit what was once the Jewish Quarter, with its old Synagogue and former Jewish theater (Hollandse Schouwburg) before heading to the Anne Frank House via tram. Here you'll have the option of going inside to see where the famous diarist hid until she was finally captured during WWII.

Trace more than eight centuries of Dutch history and cultural traditions on a walking tour of Amsterdam, led by an informative local guide. Stroll past top attractions such as the Royal Palace, Rembrandt House Museum and thought-provoking Anne Frank House, and visit hot spots including Dam Square and the Red Light District. You'll stop en route to sample typical snacks and a shot of local gin. Upgrade to add on a 1-hour canal cruise through the World Heritage"“listed waterways.

This Amsterdam dinner cruise pairs a freshly prepared 4-course meal with the illuminated sights around the city's romantic canals. Dine on top-quality food "” with your choice of meat, fish or vegetarian dishes "” on one of the few Amsterdam sightseeing boats to offer meals that are cooked on board. Sip a welcome drink from the bar and savor the sights, including attractions like the Anne Frank House and Hermitage Museum. Beer, wine or soda are included along with coffee and tea on your 2.5-hour excursion.

With the hop-on hop-off Boat Day Pass, enjoy an easy overview of Amsterdam at a pace that suits you. Step aboard boats that operate along Amsterdam's canals and track the tour routes of the Green Line and Orange Line. While on board, listen to engaging commentary on the city and sights you see along the way. Choose between a 24- or 48-hour pass, and get on and off at 7 to 9 stops (depending on the season) as often as you like.

By booking Secret Food Tours Amsterdam, we will take you to places the locals eat, introduce you to new food experiences, and teach you how to be "Dutch" while visiting our city. We will focus our time during our tour in the beautiful and still authentic Jordaan area. Here you can see the influences of early French immigration and the reason Rembrandt decided to spend his remaining years in this wonderful enclave.