STRAAT Museum

STRAAT Museum at the NDSM wharf in Amsterdam is a museum of street art and graffiti. Set in a former shipyard welding hall, it shows more than 180 works by over 170 artists across 8,000 m².

What can you expect at STRAAT Museum?

• History: Founder Peter Hoogerwerf and curator David Roos decided to start the museum in late 2015. After delays caused by a leaking roof and COVID, it opened on 9 October 2020.
• Collection: Most works were painted on site and the collection changes regularly. The mezzanine hosts temporary exhibitions.
• Highlights: Highlights of STRAAT Museum are:
  • The mural Let Me Be Myself by Eduardo Kobra from 2016, a portrait of Anne Frank of about 240 m² on the façade.
• Children: There is a treasure hunt for children aged 6 to 12. Groups can join a graffiti workshop.

Practical information

• Facilities: There is a free audio tour on your own phone, a panorama deck, a café and a shop selling spray cans.
• Getting there: Take the free ferry from behind Centraal Station to the NDSM wharf. The crossing takes about 15 minutes.

STRAAT Museum is a surprising introduction to the world of street art.

Furthermore STRAAT Museum is near the following sights: Nxt Museum (±1,4 km), EYE Film Museum (±2,0 km), This is Holland (±2,1 km), A'DAM Tower (±2,1 km) & Fabrique des Lumières (±2,3 km).

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NDSM-Plein 1, Amsterdam
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