The Anne Frank House is the museum and public-facing work of the Anne Frank Foundation, which shares information about Anne Frank, her diary, and the Secret Annex. Based in Amsterdam, the foundation invites visitors to explore the museum and offers practical information about tickets, opening times, accessibility, and visiting with schools or groups. Its online resources include the Anne Frank Collection, virtual and 3D tours, videos, timelines, and background stories about Anne and the people around her.

Education is a central part of the foundation’s work. It develops learning materials and educational programmes for young people around the world, with resources for teachers and school visits, as well as projects and activities for young people. Its wider educational work addresses topics including antisemitism, prejudice, stereotypes, discrimination, equal rights, and democracy. The foundation also conducts research, publishes news and reports, and provides information for the press. Visitors can learn about its international activities, browse its shop, subscribe to its newsletter, or support its work through donations and other forms of giving.