Step into the Anne Frank House, a poignant Amsterdam museum that preserves the secret annex where Anne penned her legendary diary while hiding from the Nazis.
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"The only thing that stands out about this 17th-century canal house is the infamous line outside. Entry is by online reservation only, with timed tickets released two months ahead and a limited number on the day itself. The most poignant of the city’s museums, it’s utterly worth any crowd-related hassles for the emotional exhibits—not least the attic where the Frank family hid from the Nazis, and where young Anne penned her famous diary. It takes about an hour to complete a loop of the house. No matter how much you think you know about Anne Frank’s story, you’ll come away from the house realizing you didn't know very much at all." - Clodagh Kinsella, Jennifer Ceaser
