STRAAT Museum Amsterdam

The best STRAAT Museum tickets

The STRAAT entry ticket and a self-guided route around the NDSM wharf. Here is what each covers, with honest advice on getting there by the free ferry, whether it is worth the trip to Noord, and the right day to go.

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A huge old brick shipyard hall at the NDSM wharf with 'Make art not €' painted in red and graffiti along its base
Short answer

STRAAT is a street art museum at the NDSM wharf in Amsterdam-Noord, a free ferry ride from Centraal Station. Tickets start at €22 on GetYourGuide (€21.50 on STRAAT’s site). Children under 13 go free with an adult, which makes it an easy family afternoon.

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Our picks for STRAAT Museum tickets

Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide. The NDSM route is new on GetYourGuide and has no reviews yet.

  • Inside an old shipyard hall at the NDSM wharf, with a glass roof, rusty steel beams and small studios along one wall from €22 per person Our top pick

    Your own pace 4.8 (2,495) reviews on GetYourGuide

    STRAAT Museum entry ticket

    Entry to STRAAT, with 180 artworks by more than 170 artists, made on site in a listed old wharf building. Sold by STRAAT itself.

    Best for Street art fans and families

    Check availability: STRAAT Museum entry ticket on GetYourGuide
  • An old dark submarine moored in the wide IJ waterway in Amsterdam, with buildings on the far shore from €5 per person

    All day New, no reviews yet

    NDSM wharf self-guided route

    A route on your phone around the wharf: Kobra’s giant mural, the artists’ village, an old Soviet-era submarine and the De Ceuvel houseboats. It is not entry to a building, and nothing is scanned.

    Best for Walkers who want more street art after STRAAT

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STRAAT tickets at a glance

STRAAT tickets at a glance
TourFromDurationWho it suitsWhy we picked it
STRAAT Museum entry ticket 4.8 (2,495)€22
per person
Your own paceStreet art fans and familiesThe museum’s own ticket, rated 4.8 from 2,495 reviews.
NDSM wharf self-guided routeNew, no reviews yet€5
per person
All dayWalkers who want more street art after STRAATA cheap way to see the rest of the wharf. New, so no reviews yet.
  • STRAAT Museum entry ticket

    €22 per personYour own pace 4.8 (2,495)

    Details
    Who it suits
    Street art fans and families
    Why we picked it
    The museum’s own ticket, rated 4.8 from 2,495 reviews.
  • NDSM wharf self-guided route

    €5 per personAll dayNew, no reviews yet

    Details
    Who it suits
    Walkers who want more street art after STRAAT
    Why we picked it
    A cheap way to see the rest of the wharf. New, so no reviews yet.
  • Neither includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
  • Both offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
  • Where it is: NDSM-Plein 1 for both.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

STRAAT Museum tickets: prices and who goes free

An adult ticket costs €21.50 on STRAAT’s own site. Children up to 12 go free, but only with an adult ticket. One adult ticket covers up to 5 children.

Entry is free with the I amsterdam City Card. STRAAT’s page does not mention the Museumkaart.

STRAAT Museum ticket prices

These are the prices on STRAAT’s plan-your-visit page.

STRAAT Museum prices on its own site
TicketPrice
Adult€21.50
Student with ID€16.50
CJP card€13.50
Youth 13 to 18€11.50
Children 0 to 12, with an adult ticketFree

Street art museum tickets in Amsterdam: GetYourGuide or STRAAT’s site

GetYourGuide shows the ticket from €22, about the same as STRAAT’s €21.50. The GetYourGuide ticket can be cancelled for free up to 24 hours before.

STRAAT Museum artists: 170+ names, made on site

STRAAT shows about 180 works by more than 170 artists from around the world. The artists made them on site.

STRAAT calls itself the largest street art museum in the world. It fills a listed old building on the wharf.

With under-13s free, it is one of the better rainy-day things to do in Amsterdam for families.

A bright street-art mural of a cartoon man in a straw hat, a sunflower and the words 'Amsterdam City Love'

A self-guided street art walking tour of NDSM

After the museum, you can walk the rest of the wharf. A €5 route on your phone leads you to Kobra’s giant “Let me be myself” mural, the artists’ village, a Soviet-era submarine and the De Ceuvel houseboats.

A bright street-art mural of a cartoon man in a straw hat, a sunflower and the words 'Amsterdam City Love'

How to get to STRAAT

STRAAT is at NDSM-Plein 1 in Amsterdam-Noord. No tram goes there. Take the free ferry instead.

The ferry to the NDSM wharf leaves from behind Centraal Station, from the far left side. The crossing takes under 15 minutes.

IJ ferries are free for people on foot and on bikes, with no ticket. Our Amsterdam public transport guide covers the free IJ ferries.

The wide IJ waterway on a sunny day, looking across to Amsterdam-Noord with the white EYE building and a tall tower

STRAAT Museum hours

On Mondays STRAAT opens at 12:00 and closes at 17:00. On Thursdays it stays open until 21:00.

On other days, STRAAT opens from 10:00 to 17:00. It is closed on 1 January 2027. Check the official site before you go.

The wide IJ waterway on a sunny day, looking across to Amsterdam-Noord with the white EYE building and a tall tower

Tips for the STRAAT Museum

  1. Book ahead

    STRAAT recommends booking before you go. Its page does not say that entry is timed.

  2. Go late on a Thursday

    Thursday is the late day, open until 21:00. That leaves the morning for the city center.

  3. Try STRAAT by NIGHT

    On the first Friday of each month, STRAAT’s site lists an evening opening from 17:00 to 21:00, at €15 for adults and €8 for ages 13 to 18.

  4. Monday starts late

    On Mondays the doors open at 12:00, not 10:00. Plan the ferry for late morning.

  5. Make a day of it

    The wharf has more murals outside. Bring a jacket for the ferry and the walk.

STRAAT Museum: questions and answers

Is the STRAAT Museum worth visiting?

Yes, if you like street art. It shows about 180 big works, made on site, and the ticket is from €22. Children under 13 go free with an adult. The free ferry ride is part of the fun.

How do I get to the STRAAT Museum?

Take the free ferry to the NDSM wharf from behind Amsterdam Centraal, on the far left side. The crossing takes under 15 minutes. STRAAT is at NDSM-Plein 1. No tram goes there.

What is the most famous street art at NDSM?

A big one to see is Kobra’s giant mural “Let me be myself” on the wharf. Inside STRAAT, there are about 180 works by more than 170 artists.

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