Anne Frank House tickets 2026 at a glance
Every visitor needs a ticket with a date and a time slot, bought online from the museum itself. An adult ticket costs €16.50 in 2026. A booking fee of €1.00 is already included, so do not add it again. Children and holders of museum cards also need a time slot.
New dates are released every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. for visits six weeks later. Check the time zone shown in the shop when you plan. There are no tickets at the door. Tickets cannot be passed on, exchanged or refunded, so choose the date with care.
If tickets are sold out
Our take: this walk includes a virtual visit of the house. It does not replace a museum ticket.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in euros (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Amsterdam tours and day trips
Walking tours, canal cruises and day trips in Amsterdam with live prices. These are separate offers: none of them includes a ticket for the Anne Frank House, which only the museum sells.
Prices by visitor group in 2026
Total prices including the €1.00 booking fee. Show a valid card on entry where one is listed.
| Visitor | Price 2026 |
|---|---|
| Adults | €16.50 |
| Ages 10 to 17 | €7.00 |
| Ages 0 to 9 | €1.00 |
| Museumkaart or ICOM card | €1.00 each |
| VriendenLoterij VIP-KAART or Stadspas Amsterdam | €1.00 each |
| European Youth Card (EYC) | €7.00 |
| CJP, booking fee included | €7.00 |
| I amsterdam City Card or student ID | No reduction |
The museum offers an optional introduction for €7.00 extra per ticket. It lasts 30 minutes, takes place before the visit and suits ages 10 and up. It is offered in English and Dutch. Tickets exist for ages 0 to 9, but the museum gives a minimum age of 10 for the visit. Check its current guidance before you book for younger children.
How the weekly release works
A date that has not been released is not sold out.
Count six weeks ahead
On a Tuesday at 10:00 the date six weeks later opens. Work back from the day you want to visit and log in on the right Tuesday.
Choose date and slot together
The ticket is for one date and one time slot. Your visit then takes about an hour, with no fixed time limit after you enter.
Know what sold out means
If no ticket can be selected for your date, it is sold out. There is no waiting list. Do not count on extra tickets appearing shortly before your visit.
Buy only from the museum
Beware of look-alike websites. The museum's own site, annefrank.org, links to its shop. Resellers and tours are not a way into the house.
If the date you want is sold out
First, try the dates around it. Neighboring days and other time slots may still have tickets, so look at the whole week before you give up. Then work out which Tuesday opens your preferred date and be ready at 10:00 a.m. There is no waiting list and no guaranteed last-minute quota.
If no date works, there is still a lot to see in the same streets. The Westerkerk church is free to enter. The Jewish Cultural Quarter has its own museums, the Hollandsche Schouwburg and the free Holocaust Names Memorial. A walking tour of Jewish Amsterdam tells the wider story of the city, but it does not replace the museum visit.
What gives entry and what does not
Names such as Anne Frank tour or Anne Frank House cruise do not mean museum entry.
| Offer | Entry to the museum? | Where you book |
|---|---|---|
| Museum ticket with audio tour | Yes, one time slot | The museum's own online shop |
| Walking tour of Jewish Amsterdam | No | The tour provider |
| Canal cruise from the Prinsengracht | No | The boat operator |
| Jewish Cultural Quarter ticket | No, other museums | The quarter's own ticket sales |
For most visitors the plan is simple: book the museum ticket first, on the Tuesday when the date opens. Add tours, boats and other museums around that slot afterwards.
Anne Frank House tickets: frequently asked questions
How much is an Anne Frank House ticket in 2026?
€16.50 for adults, €7.00 for ages 10 to 17 and €1.00 for ages 0 to 9. The booking fee of €1.00 is already included.
When do tickets go on sale?
Every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m., for visits six weeks later. Check the time zone shown in the shop.
What if the date I want is sold out?
Try neighboring days and other slots, and log in on the Tuesday when your date opens. There is no waiting list. Do not rely on extra tickets shortly before the visit.
Can I buy tickets at the door?
No. Every visitor needs an online ticket with a time slot. Tickets cannot be passed on, exchanged or refunded.
Does a walking tour or a canal cruise include entry?
No. Commercial tours give no access to the house. Only the museum sells tickets. See the tours page for what such tours do cover.
Is this the official ticket site?
No. This is an independent guide and sells no tickets for the museum. Buy only from the museum's own website, and be careful with look-alike sites.