Anne Frank Center w Berlin

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  Kay Ong

  :: 20 December 2020 03:25:01

  It takes a while to understand where the exhibit area is, after spending an hour in the alley way where it is at, I figured out I was just too early, meaning it wasn't even open yet, lol, but the environment is absolutely amazing! Full of artwork and amazing pieces all over the area outside the Anne Frank Zentrum. The Anne Frank exhibit is also very nice and full of interesting facts and history. The art outside is just breathtaking though, this is definitely worth a quick stop for the art and creative displays and also the amazing history behind Anne Frank.

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  diana marceta

  :: 23 October 2020 22:28:53

  A very beautiful exhibition about Anne Frank and her life and family. Very artistic. The museum itself is small, but you can find and read a lot of interesting things and information about her.

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  Helmut Dons Olieslagers

  :: 27 December 2019 13:22:55

  Very special place. Sure worth visiting if you like graffiti and art.

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  Schwein Hund

  :: 01 December 2019 03:17:13

  The museum is a challenge to find, even for Taxis. The entrance ally is “sketchy” but actually quite safe. Approximately 100 meters or more is the stairway entrance. After going up three flights you encounter the museum. There is an elevator for disabled persons. The museum is small but moving. If one takes the time to listen and read it can be seen in approximately 2 hours. There is a free restroom on site. There are lockers for coats and bags for temporary use for 2 Euro. There is an admission fee of about 8 Euro per adult. All displays are in German and English. This is an excellent museum well worth the time, effort and money.

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  David K

  :: 27 November 2019 17:32:27

  My visit to the museum was short as there's not a lot to do here. It's an interesting look into the Frank family history. The museum is clean, bright and well laid out. The audio guide is free, there's several places to sit while reading each section and the staff are friendly and everything is in English, this is appreciated as a few museums in Berlin don't have English translations for pieces on display. The only negative is all the pieces on show are copies. It would have been nice to have some original items on display. I had a 3 day museum pass so didn't pay but €6 entry doesn't seem too expensive. The location of the museum is easy to miss, it's through the archway but there's no sign on the street and it's quite busy so easy to miss.