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- Experience the beauty of Amsterdam on a 60-min canal cruise where you can see historical attractions in the city from the comfort of your luxury boat.
- Listen to the legends linked with famous sites via an audio guide available in 19 languages.
- Float past some of the most popular spots in Amsterdam like Anne Frank’s house, where she hid with her family to escape Nazi persecution during World War 2.
- After the cruise, use your Straat Museum tickets to enter the world’s largest street art museum.
- Stroll through the halls and view 160 pieces of street art and graffiti by 150+ artists.
- Upgrade your ticket to go on a 75-minute cruise with a snack box.
- Experience the beauty of Amsterdam on a 60-min canal cruise where you can see historical attractions in the city from the comfort of your luxury boat.
- Listen to the legends linked with famous sites via an audio guide available in 19 languages.
- Float past some of the most popular spots in Amsterdam like Anne Frank’s house, where she hid with her family to escape Nazi persecution during World War 2.
- After the cruise, use your Straat Museum tickets to enter the world’s largest street art museum.
- Stroll through the halls and view 160 pieces of street art and graffiti by 150+ artists.
- Upgrade your ticket to go on a 75-minute cruise with a snack box.
Inclusions
- 60-min or 75-min canal cruise
- Entry to Straat Museum
- Audio guide in English, Spanish, Turkish, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, and more
- Snack box (optional)
- Free kids’ cruise and audio story with every kids’ ticket (optional)
- Earphones, if needed (optional)
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- Opposite the Hard Rock Cafe, 2-min walk from Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam Canal Cruises
- 1-min walk from Heineken Experience
- Tip: The Straat Museum has 5 separate sections denoting different themes so don’t forget to check out all of them!
- Please note that for your STRAAT museum tickets, the time slot you’ve selected while booking is the time slot that you have to enter.
- There is no time slot for the 75-minute canal cruise. You can reach the boarding point and board the next available cruise.
- The time slot for the 60-minute canal cruise must be reserved upon arrival in Amsterdam.
- The museum is wheelchair accessible.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why visit STRAAT Museum?
- World’s largest street art museum: STRAAT Museum, Amsterdam, is the world's largest street art museum, boasting over 180 artworks from more than 170 artists. Its diverse collection spans various graffiti styles and subgenres.
- Hands-on experience: Want to experience art in action? At STRAAT, you can often witness artists creating masterpieces in real-time. Engage with them, learn about their artistic process, and understand the lesser-known nuances of street art.
- Industrial setting: Set within an industrial building, STRAAT offers an authentic street art experience. The museum has vast canvases that mimic outdoor walls, ensuring that the urban landscapes artists create using their street art techniques are as authentic as possible.
- Community engagement: The museum is not only dedicated to showcasing artworks but also committed to engaging you with workshops, interactive experiences, and guided tours, ensuring that you can foster a deeper connection with street art culture.
What to See at STRAAT Museum?
Escape by Snik
"Escape" is made by Snik, the artist duo from the UK. It unveils their mastery of hand-cut stencils and exploration of light and shadow. Specifically crafted for the STRAAT Museum’s collection, it portrays a floating female figure, a recurring motif in Snik's artistry. This delicate portrayal adds ethereal movement, blending technical precision with emotive storytelling.
Said Dokins by Poiesis
"Said Dokins" by Poiesis is a striking example of calligraffiti merging poetry and politics. Said Dokins' mastery blends ancient alphabets' symbolism with personal emotions, creating an abstract yet emotionally resonant piece indicating political discourses. "Poiesis" delves into the fusion of art and societal commentary, inviting contemplation on the power of words and symbols.
Lack of Sense of Emergency by Alaniz
Alaniz’s "Lack of Sense of Emergency" reflects the artist's socially conscious approach to art. Inspired by David Gross's poignant photo of a Syrian child, the artwork is a stark commentary on societal apathy towards humanitarian crises. Alaniz's work symbolizes the urgency of addressing global issues, highlighting the disconnect and indifference prevalent in contemporary society.
Das Grosse Fest by Wayne Horse
The "Das Grosse Fest" artwork reveals Wayne Horse’s fusion of street art, graffiti, and contemporary styles. With deep symbolism and layered narratives, the piece depicts festivity and cultural gatherings during the tragic apocalypse and emphasizes how essential it is to take a break from the horrors of the world. The latex paint on polyester adds texture and depth to the art.
Movement as a Language by Taquen
Taquen, a Spanish artist born in 1992, emphasizes the harmonious bond between humans and nature in "Movement as a Language." Through acrylics on polyester, Taquen symbolizes the unspoken dialogue between nature and human beings. The art depicts a dancer who, with her inner instincts and flawless movements, connects with her surroundings. This captivating piece contributes to the museum's reflection on themes of nature, humanity, and harmony.
Stilleven by Ever
In "Stilleven," the artist Ever delves into Dutch empathy towards objects and celebrities. The artwork blends everyday items like dog figurines and food products in shopping carts with nods to Dutch singer André Hazes. There’s also a juxtaposition of technology and religion with a smartphone displaying a Jesus wallpaper. This piece offers a nuanced exploration of Dutch culture and perception.
Plan your visit to the STRAAT Museum
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- Opening hours: The STRAAT Museum is open from 10am to 5pm Tuesday through Sunday and 12 noon to 5pm Monday.
- Best time to visit: Visit the museum in the early afternoon on weekdays for a peaceful exploration of the artworks. The crowds are usually limited during this time.
Address: NDSM-Plein 1, 1033 WC Amsterdam, Netherlands
- By Tram: If you are around Ann Frank House, you can go to Centraal Station and board ferry line F4.
Closest stop: NDSM, which is 230m away from the museum. - By Tram: Get on line 5 from Rozengracht, 700m from Anne Frank House.
Closest stop: Zoutkeetsgracht, which is 2.1 km from the STRAAT Museum - By Bus: Hop on bus line 22 from Buiten Brouwersstraat, 1 km from the Anne Frank House.
Closest stop: Spaarndammerstraat. 2.1 km from the art museum. - By Car: STRAAT Museum is around 12.6 km from Anne Frank House. You can drive down the A10 route to reach the museum in 23 minutes.
Closest parking spot: ParkBee Mt Lincolnweg is around 950m from the museum. You can walk down from the parking lot to STRAAT in 3-4 minutes.
- Lockers are available in the museum to keep your jackets, bags, and small backpacks.
- The museum has a café where you can enjoy refreshments.
- Buy some cute souvenirs from the museum shop.
- Accessible toilets are available throughout the premises.
- STRAAT Museum is accessible for people in wheelchairs. It offers easy ground-floor entry, lifts to all levels of the museum, and a free ticket for the person accompanying the disabled guest.
- Registered assistance dogs are allowed in the museum to help disabled individuals.
- Please note: Panorama Deck is not accessible for wheelchair users.
- Large objects, umbrellas, suitcases, and big backpacks are not allowed inside the exhibition room at the STRAAT museum.
- Do not take markers, spray cans, or pointed-edged objects that could damage the artwork.
- When entering the museum, your bags and backpacks will be searched thoroughly, so take that into consideration and arrive a bit early.
- Do not touch any of the art pieces.
- Photography for private purposes is allowed, but selfie sticks, tripods, and flash photography are restricted.
- Do not sit or lean over the railing on the Panorama Deck of the museum.
- Running inside the museum is a big no-no.
- Please follow all the instructions given by the museum staff.
- Vaping and smoking are prohibited in the STRAAT Museum.
- STRAAT Café (on the premises): When you are tired of touring the museum, take a quick break at the STRAAT Café, which overlooks the gorgeous exhibition from the 2nd and 3rd floors. Get yourself a beverage and a light snack like sandwiches, grilled panini, fries, croquettes, or pancakes.
- IJ-Kantine (230m): This contemporary and vibrant café is known for its cheerful atmosphere and diverse menu. It is an ideal spot to get a good coffee and breakfast before heading to the museum.
- Noorderlicht Café (300m): Known for exuding a cool and alternative vibe, Noorderlicht Café is one colorful café in the NDSM Yard. Enjoy sustainably produced dishes crafted from organic ingredients while drinking in the beautiful views of the IJ River. Perfect for a night of dancing and drinking!
- Luxury: Botel (450 m), Faralda (450m), BOB W Amsterdam Noord (2.9 km)
- Mid-Budget: Amster Houseboat Bed without Breakfast (3.3 km), Moxy Amsterdam Houthhavens (10.3 km), The July – Boat and Co (10.6 km),
- Low-Budget: DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam - NDSM Wharf (300m), Kapitein Anna (550m), Hotel Ponteseiger (10.2 km)
Nxt Museum (3.5 km): Nxt Museum, nestled in Amsterdam North, leads the charge in Dutch New Media Art. Make sure to explore "Life in a Different Resolution" by Random International, showcasing two decades of their mesmerizing creations.
Maritime Museum (6.8 km): Learn about the rich maritime history of the Netherlands at The National Maritime Museum. Housed in a historic 1656 building, explore 400,000 maritime treasures, including the Royal Barge and interactive exhibits for all ages.
NEMO Science Museum (8.3 km): The NEMO Science Museum sparks curiosity with interactive exhibits and workshops and aims to make science accessible for all ages. Renzo Piano's iconic architecture offers a panoramic city view, while five floors delve into DNA, electricity, the human mind, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions About STRAAT Museum
What is the STRAAT Museum?
STRAAT Museum is the world's largest street art museum in Amsterdam. It showcases a vast collection of graffiti and street art and offers a unique cultural experience.
Where is the STRAAT Museum located?
STRAAT Museum is situated at NDSM-Plein 1, 1033 WC Amsterdam, Netherlands, near the vibrant NDSM Wharf area of Amsterdam North.
What are the museum's opening hours?
STRAAT Museum is open throughout the week, with varying hours. From Tuesdays to Sundays, it is open from 10am to 5:00pm, and on Mondays, it is open from 12pm to 5pm.
How can I purchase tickets to the STRAAT Museum?
You can purchase your STRAAT Museum tickets online here. Booking online in advance helps to secure your preferred time slot.
Are there any discounts available for tickets?
Yes, the museum offers discounts for students and children. Combo tickets are also often discounted.
Is photography allowed inside the museum?
Photography is permitted for personal use, but flash photography, selfie sticks, and tripods are prohibited.
Can I bring my children to the STRAAT Museum?
Absolutely! STRAAT Museum welcomes visitors of all ages. There are interactive exhibits and workshops tailored for younger audiences to engage with street art in a fun and educational way.
Is the museum accessible for visitors with disabilities?
Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible with facilities such as accessible restrooms and lifts. That said, please be careful since the museum is located on an industrial site. Panorama Deck is also unfortunately not open to people with wheelchair requirements.
Are food and drinks allowed inside the STRAAT Museum?
Outside food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibition areas. However, the museum has a café where visitors can enjoy refreshments.
Can I purchase souvenirs at the museum?
STRAAT Museum has a gift shop offering a range of street art-inspired souvenirs, books, prints, and merchandise.
Are there storage facilities at the STRAAT Museum?
Yes, the museum provides lockers where you can coats, bags, and other small belongings during your visit.