STRAAT Museum - Museum for Street Art Amsterdam Admission Ticket
Description
STRAAT celebrates a wide variety of styles, shapes, techniques and messages, as told by the greatest art movement of our time: street art. The ever-changing exhibition at Amsterdam's Museum for Graffiti & Street art kicks off before you even walk through the doors. On the outside of the building you will find a gigantic multicolored portrait of Anne Frank. Artists from all over the world have traded their murals in the streets of New York, Tokyo and São Paulo for a more traditional medium. Nothing has been sacrificed in terms of size; their canvases remain life-size, as do the stories and lives of the artists who brought their work here.
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It's just a short and scenic ferry ride from Amsterdam Central Station to the NDSM shipyard. That's where you'll find this warehouse museum that pays tribute to a unique medium: street art. With some 150 artworks by 140 artists from 32 nationalities, this is your chance to see the best street art from around the world without leaving Amsterdam.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(208)
Unexpected and fantastic addition to your trip! I didn’t know about the Street Art museum before we came to Amsterdam but a tour guide recommended it and we loved it! We took the ferry over and it was a simple (and free) trip. I loved the art! I’m so glad we went.
The warehouse/museum and the art is awesome. The building next door is also worth visiting. Very interesting enjoyable experience.
Learned the meaning and difference between graffiti and street art! Amazing artwork sending out. meaningful messages.
Fantastic history of street art. The experience is well worth the visit. Highly recommend making it a stop on your visit to Amsterdam.
I love art so taking my time to look at all the street art was amazing. It was so beautiful inside and just amazing to be able to experience.
Fresh and inclusive work. My 14 year old grandson found work that spoke to him, addressed his interests and validated his experiences and endeavors. Loved it.
Amazing place!!! 🫶🤯 You should really take the time to check this out, wheather you're a graffitti lover or not-it's monumental and the place itself is worth the trip. There are free ferries running 24/7 to get you across behind cetral station.
This museum is underrated. The street art displays are huge and beautiful. Just hop on the free ferry and you'll get there in no time. It's not crowded at all and the cafe is decent for a quick break. I spent more than 2 hours there and enjoyed the visit. Totally recommended for those who want to appreciate different kinds of art.
The Straat was recommended by a friend who is a travel writer. Though it is a bit off the beaten path, it’s worth a quick ferry ride (or bus/metro) to this newly developed industrial area turned hip artists and business district. The collection is ever changing, inspiring, thought provoking and unique. With thoughtful descriptions of each piece and a few video explanations (along with guide via QR code) this is an engaging contemporary “museum” experience. You can even buy spray paint at the gift store and create your own work of art on the building exterior. Great original experience for teens too
This should be higher in the list of must visits. A quick free ferry ride to the museum. The space is spectacular! A huge old shipping warehouse that has been sensitively restored so it looks so authentic. Cafe wasn’t amazing but we didn’t mind. The art was also spectacular and the size of each piece fitted perfectly with the space. The sculpture was also amazing and would love to see more sculpture in future. A must visit in Amsterdam
