Plan your visit to the Moco Museum | Timings, getting there, facilities, and more

• Only registered service dogs on leashes are permitted inside the museum.
• While the museum does not offer luggage storage, you can leave your belongings at Museumplein, located just 125 meters away.
• Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a guardian to visit the museum.
• Hats are not allowed to be worn inside the museum.

• Visitors are welcome to take casual photos for personal use, but please refrain from using flash photography, tripods, or selfie sticks.
• Please maintain a safe distance to ensure the safety of the artworks and installations.
• Food and drinks are not permitted inside the museum.
• Unfortunately, pets are not allowed on the premises.

• Getting the I Amsterdam Pass is recommended since it grants you free entry to the Moco Museum—a smart move if you plan to explore!
• To really enjoy your time there, aim to arrive when the museum opens. Weekdays around 10am are perfect for dodging the big crowds and soaking in the art.
• If you're bringing the kids along, you're in luck! The Moco Museum offers free admission for children under seven and discounts for kids between 7 and 17, making it a family-friendly outing.
• Don't forget to check out the descriptions under the artwork. They provide great insights and add depth to your experience.
• Lastly, dress comfortably and definitely bring an umbrella. The weather in Amsterdam can be unpredictable, with sudden rain showers, so it's best to be prepared!

When you visit the Moco Museum, make sure to swing by the shop! It's packed with art-related merchandise, including unique souvenirs, prints, and books inspired by the exhibitions. It's a wonderful place to find a memorable keepsake that captures the essence of your visit and the contemporary art you admire.

• The Burger Room (140m): If you're in the mood for a burger, check out The Burger Room! It's got a fun Wizard of Oz vibe and serves excellent Black Angus and Wagyu beef burgers. 
• The Seafood Bar - Leidseplein (500m): The Seafood Bar is a cozy little gem for all seafood lovers! You can savor delicious dishes like North Sea crab, Volendam smoked eel, and Texel razor clams. It's just a quick 2-minute stroll from the Moco Museum, so you won't have to go far.
• Wagamama (2.5 km): Craving something a bit different? Wagamama is just a 10-minute walk from the museum and offers delicious Japanese-inspired dishes like ramen, curries, and gyoza.

• Luxury: Conservatorium Hotel (230m), Leidse Square 5 star Luxury Apartment (1 km), InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam, an IHG Hotel (1.9 km)
• Mid-budget: Jan Luyken Amsterdam (140m), Sézane's Lodges (150m), Amsterdam Marriott Hotel (650m)
• Low-budget: Max Brown Hotel Museum Square (120m), Hotel Van Gogh (220m), Hotel JL No76 (220m)

• Van Gogh Museum (140m): If you're a fan of Van Gogh, you've got to check out the Van Gogh Museum! It boasts the largest collection of his works in the world, presented in a way that beautifully showcases his artistic journey.
• Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (210m): Just a short walk away, the Stedelijk Museum is another must-see. It features an incredible collection curated by Willem Sandberg, highlighting stunning pieces by renowned artists like Picasso, Mondrian, Matisse, and, of course, Van Gogh.
• Rijksmuseum (250m): Considered the premier art museum in the Netherlands and one of the best in the world, the Rijksmuseum houses over 8,000 masterpieces, including iconic works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Van Gogh. It's an art lover's paradise!