Visiting with children
The Anne Frank House is interesting and educational for children from 10 years old, although is advisable to prepare young children for their visit. For this reason, here are a number of suggestions for a more pleasant visit to the museum.
The Secret Annex Online
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Anne Frank YouTube channel
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Anne's Amsterdam
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
During your visit
First film
The first film that is shown in the Anne Frank House contains images of concentration camps that could be shocking for children. You could prepare your child for this, or decide to skip the film.
Be prepared for questions
Children often have many questions during and after a visit to the Anne Frank House. You can find additional information on the story of Anne Frank and the Second World War on this website by clicking on ‘Anne Frank’ .
Before your visit
You can prepare your child for a visit to the Anne Frank House. With the help of the websites listed below you can teach children more about Anne Frank, the helpers, the secret annexe and other topics.
You can also order books from our Online Shop and take the time to prepare for a visit to the Anne Frank House at home. Various publications that are suitable for children are available from the Online Shop.
Practical considerations
Leave prams in the central hall
The Anne Frank House is not accessible for prams, and you can leave these in the central hall to the left of the information desk. The pram must be completely empty, and no luggage may be left in it.
Toilet facilities
The ladies toilets and disabled people’s toilets have baby changing facilities.