We were so fortunate to be successful in purchasing tickets via the Anne Frank Website in order to be able to visit this museum. We paid for an English Speaking Introduction prior to the tour, which enabled us to take a few limited photos prior to entering the museum itself. The tour is very humbling, and brings home the horrific circumstances faced by the Jews during the War. There is an audio guide included in the price, in multiple languages, you scan it at various locations as you proceed through Anne Franks House. The attention to detail is phenomenal, this has been on my list of places to visit for many years, and I can only say it's worth every penny and effort to secure tickets. Photos and filming are prohibited, which helps preserve the museum in its original state, you also focus all your attention on the experience. The cafe is reasonably priced, and very much needed after absorbing all the information regarding how 8 people had to live in secret in order to avoid capture. Heartbreakingly, they were discovered and were put on the last train to the concentration camps! It wrenches at your heart. The shop has a selection of quality items including copies of her diary, a diary which should be read, even if it's the only Diary you read.