The Anne Frank Museum is a must-see when in Amsterdam. On Prinsengracht, in the home where Anne's family hid for much of WWII (they were Jewish refugees from Frankfurt),
is where this remarkable girl wrote her famous diary. Although she died
just two months before the war ended, her legacy lives on through her
words, which have since been translated into 51 languages. The back of
the fully-restored house where the Frank family had their hiding place
has been kept in its original state as much as possible and is a
poignant monument to a tragic slice of world history and a brave little
girl who continues to inspire people around the globe.
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