Anne Frank House
Logistics Guide

Only partially. The modern museum wing, entrance, cafe, and shop are 100% accessible via a special side entrance. However, the historic 'Secret Annex' is not accessible as it involves steep, narrow stairs. The museum provides a high-quality Virtual Reality tour for those who cannot climb the stairs.

There is a dedicated accessible entrance. Upon arrival, speak to the staff at the main entrance; they will escort you to the level-access side door which bypasses the historic steps.

The best drop-off is 'Westermarkt' ($52.374800, 4.884100$). This puts you on a level asphalt surface just 40m from the museum entrance, avoiding the high-vibration $35\text{Hz}$ clinker bricks on the side streets.

It has a 'somber and compressed' sensory profile. The modern wing is quiet ($50\text{dB}$) and visually minimalist. The street outside is very busy ($80\text{dB}$). Physically, the interior is stable ($0\text{Hz}$), but the sidewalk is high-vibration ($35\text{Hz}$).

Yes, the original diary and other documents are located in the modern wing of the museum, which is fully accessible to wheelchair users via the lift.

Yes, there is a high-standard PRM restroom inside the modern wing of the museum. For public options, use the 'Westermarkt' facilities which are Eurokey-equipped.