Travel Guide to Anne Frank House in the Netherlands

Scenic spot introduction:

Netherlands Anne Frank House Anne Frank Huis is a famous The Diary of Anne Frank Author - Jewish Anne The place where Frank and his family hid during the Nazi rule is also a memorial museum. It has now become one of the most famous attractions in Amsterdam and is known as one of the top ten most worthwhile museums in Europe. Anne Anneliese Frank (June 12, 1929 - March 1945) was a German Jew who died in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at the age of 15. Her diary became the best witness of the Nazi's extermination of Jews during World War II. Her father was the only survivor and published his daughter's diary in 1947, shocking the world. Anne The family has vigorously preserved the former residence where she had childhood memories, and basically maintained its original appearance. Visitors The visit also reminds people to remember history.

Attractions distribution:

Anne Frank House Anne Frank Huis is located on the Prinsengracht 263-267, 1016 GV, Amsterdam. The house is mainly composed of the front and the back. Chamber of Secrets , Showroom There is also a coffee shop and bookstore As the place where the story takes place, the layout of the former residence remains the same as in the book. The secret door behind the bookshelf, the narrow staircase, the windows covered with thick paper, etc., all make people feel like they have returned to that cruel and suffocating era. The Diary of Anne Frank The original manuscripts and daily necessities of that time fully demonstrate the life of a young girl who longs for life but is also full of hardships.

Scenic spot features:

Museums and former residences of famous people