STRAAT Museum Tours and Tickets

Tickets for STRAAT Museum cost €19.50 for adults, €13.50 for students (with a valid international student card), and €9.50 for young people aged 13–18. Children aged 12 or younger enjoy free entry. The museum also offers workshops and guided tours for an additional charge.

Yes, tickets to STRAAT Museum are included in the I amsterdam City Card, as well as some passes available exclusively to Dutch residents. These offers do not apply to workshops or guided tours. STRAAT Museum is not included in the Go City Amsterdam Pass.

Yes, STRAAT Museum has a café on site. The airy, industrial space serves hot and cold drinks, including alcoholic drinks, alongside a simple menu of cookies, pies, snacks, and sandwiches. Its opening hours are the same as the museum’s: noon–5pm on Mondays and 10am–5pm Tuesday–Sunday.

Guided tours of STRAAT Museum take 1 hour. That’s a reasonable amount of time to allow if you have only a casual interest in street art. However, with more than 180 artworks on display at any given moment, street art fanatics can spend as much as half a day exploring.

Yes, STRAAT Museum is a good choice for older kids, many of whom particularly enjoy the chance to create their own stencil art at the museum’s workshops. But it also caters to younger children. Ask at reception about the free “treasure hunt” for kids aged 6–12.

Yes, STRAAT Museum is largely accessible to travelers who use wheelchairs, although floor surfaces in the industrial building may be uneven and there is currently no access to the roof terrace. An elevator runs between the gallery, which is at street level, and the café. There are also wheelchair-friendly bathrooms.