Anne Frank’s Last Walk & Secret Annex Virtual Reality Experience

Missed out on tickets to the Anne Frank House? Don't let your trip to Amsterdam feel incomplete. This highly rated small-group experience offers a deeply moving, respectful alternative that brings history to life through the streets of Amsterdam and cutting-edge technology.

Getting started

Meet at Max Euweplein, right next to the small chess statue in front of Wagamama restaurant, for 2.5 hours of immersive storytelling and historical exploration.

What to expect

You will step back in time to WWII alongside an expert storyteller, walking the final 600 meters of the exact route Anne and her family took to their hiding place. You will view the historic Prinsengracht canal, the iconic Westerkerk, and the exterior of the Secret Annex while hearing poignant excerpts from Anne's diary. Your journey culminates in a groundbreaking, crowd-free Virtual Reality exploration of her hiding place.

Features:

• Seamless Virtual Reality Annex tour: Step beyond the famous bookcase via a highly accurate VR recreation designed by the Anne Frank Foundation. Unlike the physical museum, which stands empty, this virtual experience beautifully restores all the original 1942–1944 furniture and belongings, offering an intimate look at their daily lives.

• Intimate small-group setting: Skip the massive tour bus crowds. With a maximum of 15 guests per tour, you will enjoy a deeply personal, conversational atmosphere where you can easily interact with your guide and get all your historical questions answered.

• Certified expert storytellers: Connect deeply with the past through passionate local guides who balance the solemnity of the era with inspiring themes of tolerance and hope.

• Complete accessibility & comfort: While the historic Anne Frank House lacks elevator access and presents challenges for those with mobility issues, this virtual experience allows anyone to explore the entire Annex, including the attic, at their own pace without navigating steep stairs.