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Netherlands Amsterdam Moco Museum Entry Tickets

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Moco Museum Entry Tickets Highlights

Experience a uniquely intimate museum visit in a beautiful 1904 villa steps from the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum on Museumplein
Explore iconic works by Warhol, Basquiat, Haring, KAWS, and Kusama in the rotating Moco Masters contemporary collection
Immerse yourself in Reflecting Forward, a breathtaking digital art environment by Studio Irma that transforms light, space, and movement
Discover one of Amsterdam's most Instagrammable and visually thrilling cultural experiences, beloved by visitors of all ages
Discover one of the world's most comprehensive public collections of Banksy's work in the permanent Laugh Now exhibition on the ground floor

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Moco Museum Entry Tickets Overview

Opened in April 2016 inside the historic Villa Alsberg on Museumplein, the Moco Museum has quickly established itself as one of Amsterdam's most popular and talked-about cultural destinations. Founded by art collectors Lionel and Kim Logchies, the museum brings together iconic works from some of the most celebrated names in modern, contemporary, and street art within the intimate rooms of a beautifully restored early 20th century villa designed by Eduard Cuypers, nephew of the architect of the Rijksmuseum.

The museum's permanent Banksy Laugh Now exhibition is one of the most comprehensive collections of Banksy's works on public display anywhere in the world, featuring the anonymous British street artist's most celebrated and politically charged images. Beyond Banksy, the Moco Masters collection rotates through works by Warhol, Basquiat, Haring, KAWS, Kusama, Koons, Damien Hirst, and other icons of the modern and contemporary art world. The lower level hosts Reflecting Forward, an immersive digital art experience by Studio Irma that transforms space, light, and movement into a mesmerising sensory environment.

Steps from the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, Moco makes an outstanding pairing with either of its Museumplein neighbours. Book your skip the line Moco Museum Amsterdam tickets now and experience modern and street art at its most vibrant, provocative, and unforgettable.

Know Before You Go

Book your Moco Museum Amsterdam tickets online in advance with a timed entry slot as the museum is relatively small and popular time slots sell out especially during spring and summer

A free audio guide is available with every ticket covering the permanent collection and adding valuable context to the works on display

Early morning slots from 09:00 and late afternoon slots from 17:00 onwards offer the most relaxed experience and are also available at a slight discount compared to peak midday slots

Note that strollers are not allowed inside the museum and the building has limited wheelchair accessibility so visitors with mobility concerns should check before booking

Photography is allowed and even encouraged throughout the museum making it a particularly popular destination for visitors who enjoy sharing their experiences

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FAQs

1How do I get to the Moco Museum?

The Moco Museum is located at Honthorststraat 20 in Amsterdam, directly beside the Van Gogh Museum on Museumplein. The most convenient tram stops are Van Baerlestraat on lines 2 and 12, or Museumplein on lines 3, 5, and 12. Bus 397 from Amsterdam Airport also stops at Museumplein. The museum is approximately a 20-minute tram ride from Amsterdam Centraal station.

2Is photography allowed at the Moco Museum?

Yes. Photography is not only allowed but actively encouraged throughout the entire Moco Museum. The museum is widely considered one of the most photogenic cultural destinations in Amsterdam and many visitors come specifically to capture its visually striking installations and iconic works. All photography must be for personal use only.

3Who is Banksy and why is his work featured at the Moco Museum?

Banksy is a globally celebrated anonymous British street artist whose politically charged and often satirical works have appeared on walls, streets, and auction houses around the world. The Moco Museum's permanent Laugh Now exhibition is one of the most comprehensive public collections of Banksy's work anywhere in the world and has been a cornerstone of the museum since it opened in 2016.

4How long should I spend at the Moco Museum?

The Moco Museum recommends allowing approximately 1.5 hours for a fully immersive and relaxed visit through the entire collection. The museum is relatively compact compared to its Museumplein neighbours, making it an ideal addition to a day that also includes the Van Gogh Museum or the Rijksmuseum. The garden and shop can add further time for those who wish to extend their visit.

5What is included in a Moco Museum ticket?

A standard Moco Museum ticket includes full access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions including the Banksy Laugh Now exhibition, the Moco Masters contemporary collection, and the Reflecting Forward digital art experience on the lower level. A free audio guide is available and covers the permanent collection. Every ticket is valid for the entire day on your chosen visit date.

6What are the opening hours of the Moco Museum?

The Moco Museum is open daily from 09:00. Sunday to Thursday it closes at 19:00 with last entry at 18:30. On Fridays and Saturdays extended hours run until 20:00 with last entry at 19:30. The museum is open year-round and early or late slots offer a discount of up to €5 compared to peak midday pricing.

7Is the Moco Museum suitable for families with young children?

Yes, the Moco Museum is a wonderful experience for families and children of all ages. Children under 7 enter free and the bold, colourful, and visually dynamic works by Banksy, Haring, KAWS, and Kusama tend to captivate younger visitors immediately. Parents should note that strollers are not permitted inside the museum and the building has limited wheelchair accessibility.

8Is the Moco Museum included in the I Amsterdam City Card?

Yes. The Moco Museum is included in the I Amsterdam City Card. City Card holders must still book a timed entry slot in advance through the official Moco Museum website before visiting. Select the I amsterdam Card option during booking to secure your free entry slot. Early and late slots are recommended for the most relaxed experience.

Location

Moco Museum | Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands

20 Honthorststraat, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, 1071 DE, Netherlands

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