Amsterdam is one of Europe's cultural and artistic epicenters — and its plethora of museums attracts millions of art-savvy visitors each year. The edgy Moco Museum, housed inside the historic early 20th-century Villa Alsberg townhouse, is one such attraction that's worth a visit.

So if you're looking for a unique, educational experience in Amsterdam, don't miss out on Moco Museum tickets!

With fascinating exhibits around every corner, the Moco dives deep into modern, statement-making art and street art. With vibrant and witty exhibitions on artists like Banksy, Warhol, Michel Basquiat, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons and more, it's easy to be captivated by the museum's offerings.

From its hallways full of paintings, sculptures, photographs and avant-garde pieces to its thought-provoking events, you'll certainly leave with a greater appreciation for modern art and culture – especially if you opt for a guided tour.

Here's all you need to know about Moco Museum, one of the most fascinating museums in Amsterdam.

How much do Moco Museum tickets cost?

The price of a Moco Museum ticket includes access to all the museum's exhibitions.

Regular Moco Museum entrance fees

Adults (aged 18 and above): €19.95
Children and students (aged between 7 and 17): €16.95
Children (aged 6 and under): Free

Free tickets still need to be booked online for the timeslot, and student tickets require a valid local or international student ID card.

As one of Amsterdam's most beloved and notable museums, the Moco is often included as one of the options on sightseeing passes like the I Amsterdam City Card or the Go City Amsterdam Card — so be sure to check if you have one of these before booking your ticket.

Skip-the-line Moco Museum tickets

A more in-depth experience designed for art conniseurs who want to learn more about the contemporary works on display; With this tour, you will be guided through the museum and learn about its history as well as the thought-provoking works featured in it.

Your guide will explain all of the artworks and their contexts, helping to bring them to life for a more meaningful experience.

The added bonus of this tour is that it includes skip-the-line entrance tickets – perfect for those visiting in peak tourist season.

Who is eligible for discounts?

Several groups of people are eligible for discounted Moco Museum tickets.

Those holding the CJP (Cultural Youth Passport) get discounted entry tickets for €13 per person. If you have a Moco NFT, hold a Stadspas (low-income Amsterdam card), or are a member of the museum, you will receive free access to the Moco Museum.

Additionally, if you're visiting and purchase the I Amsterdam City Card or the Go City Amsterdam Card, you'll also get free entry. These comprehensive passes provided the best value for money for those looking to explore as many of Amsterdam's most iconic attractions in just a few days.

Finally, if you book online you'll receive a €3 - €7 discount per ticket.

Is it possible to visit for free?

Yes, you can visit the Moco Museum for free if you have already purchased an I Amsterdam City Card or a Go City Amsterdam Card card, both of which offer access to multiple attractions around the city.

Children under the age of 6 get in for free as well, but must be booked in advance. Also, if you have a Moco NFT or a Stadspas, you will receive free access to the Moco Museum.

Should you book in advance?

Yes, you should book Moco Museum tickets in advance. Not only will you avoid long queues and the risk of tickets being sold out for your preferred timeslot, but you'll also benefit from discounts if you purchase them online.

Furthermore, booking ahead allows visitors to plan their visit more efficiently and get the most out of their time exploring the museum's unique collections.

Are there any combined tickets or tours including Moco Museum and other attractions?

Yes, there are several combined tickets and tours that include Moco Museum. Combining the museum with other popular attractions in Amsterdam is a great way to make the most of your trip and get access to multiple places at once.

Generally, these kinds of tours also provide the best value for money. Some of the most popular options are listed in detail below.

Moco Museum entry ticket and canal cruise

Besides gaining access to Moco Museum, this combined ticket also includes a relaxing canal boat tours in Amsterdam. As you float down the canal, your guide will provide an informative commentary about the landmarks along the way, touching on the city's architecture, history, culture, and art.

On the hour-long cruise in Amsterdam canals, expect to pass by quintessential landmarks such as the Anne Frank House, the Skinny Bridge, Westerkerk and more, making your way through vibrant districts like Jordaan District and De Pijp.

Moco Museum plus nightclubs admission with taxi

Suited to travelers who like to party, this combo includes admission to some of the trendiest nightclubs in Amsterdam. After exploring Moco Museum during the day, you'll be taken directly to one of Amsterdam's most popular clubs — the choice is yours — and get free entry with a welcome drink to kickstart the party.

The combo tickets offers complimentary entrance to over 15 clubs in Amsterdam, spread throughout areas like Rembrandtplein, Leidseplein and Centraal Station.

Moco Museum plus Instagram scenic photo spots tour

Perfect for social media fans and budding photographers, this tour combines a visit to Moco Museum with an exploration of the city's most photogenic spots. Wander through the romantic city streets, past beautiful canal houses and bridges and popping into trendy bars and Instagram-worthy cafes along the way.

Once you've snapped some stunning shots, you'll make your way to Moco Museum. Here, you'll explore unique works of art from renowned artists such as Banksy and Warhol at your own pace.

What will you see inside?

The Moco Museum is known for bringing the world's best modern and contemporary art to Amsterdam.

Inside, you'll find works from some of the most renowned artists in history such as Banksy, Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, Icy & Sot, JR, KAWS, Tracey Emin, Yayoi Kusama, Studio Irma, Os Gemeos and more.

Spread throughout the multi-level museum, you'll find a diverse selection of thought-provoking themed collections, including Modern Masters, Contemporary Masters, Banksy, Digital Immersive Art and NFT.

There are also interactive installations that use light, sound, mirrors, motion and the beauty of the natural environment — such as Studio Irma's Diamond Matrix or Marc Ange's Le Refuge — to create an immersive experience that's perfect for taking photos.

Several NFTs from pioneering digital artists are found here as well, showcased in a special area. These digital art pieces are created using blockchain technology, making them unique and highly valuable.

No matter what kind of art you're into, the Moco Museum offers something for everyone — the museum is constantly updating its collection so there is always something new to see.

How to get there?

The Moco Museum is located in the heart of Amsterdam's museum district, on Honthorststraat 20. It's easily reachable by public transport, with the closest tram stop being Amsterdam, Museumplein (tramlines 2, 5 and 12).

The museum is also located near several popular attractions, such as Vondelpark, the Museumplein park, the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, all of which are an easy walk away.

What are the opening times?

The Moco Museum is open daily. Its hours are 9 AM to 7 PM Monday through Thursday, and 9 AM to 9 PM Friday through Sunday. It's advised to allow at least two hours to explore the museum, as it has many interactive installations and artworks on display.

When is the best time to visit the Moco Museum?

The best time to visit the Moco Museum is during the morning when there are fewer people. This will allow you to take your time and explore the museum at a leisurely pace.

If you're looking for a more social experience, visiting on Friday or Saturday night could be a good option too.

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Travel tips

Book your tickets online in advance to avoid queues.
If you're visiting during summertime, reserve some time to relax in the nearby Museumplein park for a post-museum picnic.
For the best value for money, consider a combination ticket includes multiple activities, such as both the Moco Museum and a canal cruise.

Moco Museum: Tickets and Tours