Anne Frank's Garden

The Anne Frank Garden opened in 2007 in the picturesque courtyards of the Museum of Art History and Jewish History. The garden is named after Anne Frank, a Jewish girl who died in a Nazi camp, who became famous all over the world thanks to her diary.

In the garden you can find such flowers as tulips, roses, daffodils, irises, here - magnificent lilac bushes. The park is extremely popular with both Parisians and tourists, it is customary to come here at lunchtime to have a snack, have a few words, play chess or walk with children.

The space of the park has a clear layout, it is strictly divided into 3 parts. In the third part you can see cherry and apple trees, as well as an equipped playground. The second part recreates the luxurious atmosphere of the garden, which was here in the XVII century, and in the first part, tourists will be able to see such wonderful plants as Japanese maples, hydrangeas, azaleas and a young chestnut, which grows from an appendix once owned by Anne Frank herself.