'Anne Frank and You'

Coventry Cathedral

5th - 29th January
Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm, Saturday 9.00am - 3.45pm, Sunday 12.30pm - 3.45pm. Last admission 30 minutes before closing.

This nationally acclaimed exhibition guides visitors through the world of Anne Frank and connects subjects from her diary to themes that are still topical today such as hate, conflict, freedom, care for others and identity.
Besides information about the Holocaust, the exhibition shows film images of genocides and crimes against humanity that took place after 1945. After viewing an impression of Anne Frank’s life, visitors enter the heart of the exhibition – a reconstruction of Anne’s room in the secret annex.

Anne Frank's bedroom -
Anne Frank and You

The exhibition includes:

The Anne Frank photo album featuring poignant photos of Anne and her sister Margot
Replica artefacts from Anne’s life and the Holocaust
The chilling 'genocide tunnel'
A near-life-size replica of Anne’s bedroom in the Secret Annexe
An interactive virtual tour of the Secret Annexe in Amsterdam, where the Frank family hid for over two years
Powerful graphic imagery of the social issues affecting us in today’s Britain, encouraging us to consider the similarities between the hopes, dreams and fears of Anne Frank and today's young people.

Find out more about the 'Anne Frank and You' exhibition

For general enquiries please telephone 024 7652 1200
Find out more about the exhibition, visit Coventry Cathedral's website (opens in a new window)
Video report of the exhibition opening from BBC Midlands Today (5 January) (opens in a new window)

Details of the exhibition from the Anne Frank Trust UK (opens in a new window)

Coventry City Council