Online and 3D tours Anne Frank House

Visit from home

Would you like to visit the Anne Frank House without travelling? You can visit this special place from wherever you are.

Online visits

3D virtual tour
Visitors are able to navigate their way through every room in the Anne Frank House, accompanied by photos, video clips, sound bites, objects and documents. The tour is guided by a multilingual AI avatar of Rachel Riley.
Book your online tour
Not everyone is able to visit the actual hiding place in Amsterdam. The virtual guided tour of the Secret Annex offers a good alternative. You can visit Anne Frank's hiding place online.
Video tour Anne's story
This video tour guides young viewers through the Anne Frank House using footage filmed in the museum, with a virtual Anne Frank as their guide. The video tour is enhanced with historical images and clips from the Anne Frank video diary.
The Secret Annex Online
Look around and discover the Secret Annex: the place where Anne Frank lived in hiding for more than 2 years during WWII, and where she wrote her diary.
Anne Frank video series
We have developed several series that can be viewed on our YouTube channel. These include a series about the places Anne Frank visited, titled 'Anne Frank Was Here', a series about Anne Frank’s life, titled 'Anne Frank Video Diary', and its sequel, 'After the Arrest'.
Anne Frank Knowledge Base
This online knowledge base offers a wealth of information about the history of Anne Frank and the seven other people who lived in hiding in the Secret Annex.
The Secret Annex in Virtual Reality
Explore the hiding place of Anne Frank and her family in virtual reality with the free 'Anne Frank House VR' app.
The home of the Frank family in 360 degrees
Look around the house where Anne Frank and her family lived before they went into hiding in the Secret Annex.
The life story of Anne Frank in 20 languages
View the Google Arts & Culture exhibition 'Anne Frank; Her life, her diary, her legacy', told in 20 languages.
Why is the Secret Annex unfurnished?
See what the hiding place of Anne Frank would have looked like with furniture.