Anne Frank Garden

✨ Reasons to go

• 1A graft of the actual horse-chestnut tree Anne Frank watched from her Amsterdam hiding-place attic was planted here in 2007.
• 2The garden occupies part of the 17th-century grounds of the Hotel de Saint-Aignan, now home to the Museum of Jewish Art and History next door.
• 3It includes a sculpture group by artist Alexander Polzin dedicated to poet Paul Celan.