Accessibility for disabled persons

Anne Frank Huis. Trap van begane grond naar tweede verdieping.
Anne Frank House. Staircase from ground floor to second floor.

People who have difficulty walking, may have trouble climbing the steep staircases that are characteristic of the old Amsterdam canal-side houses.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

FAQ

Wheelchair users

Unfortunately, the old part of the Anne Frank House, which includes the Secret Annex, is not accessible to wheelchair users. The new building with the current exhibition, the museum café and the museum store is accessible to wheelchair users. You enter this part of the museum, which has an elevator and a specially adjusted restroom, through a special entrance. The employees of the museum will help you.

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During your visit to the museum, we request you to take into account the rules below...

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