Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Admission Ticket

Attraction Highlights

The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is one of the world's leading museums for modern and contemporary art. Founded in 1895 and reopened after renovation in 2012, it is located in the prime Museumplein district, adjacent to the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum. The collection boasts over 90,000 treasures, spanning nearly 150 years of art history, covering various forms including painting, sculpture, photography, and design, and encompassing movements such as Bauhaus, Pop Art, and Abstract Expressionism. From masterpieces by world‑class artists like Picasso, Matisse, and Warhol, to avant‑garde creations by contemporary Dutch artists, and including the most extensive collection of Malevich's works outside his homeland, everything can be found here. The museum offers free audio guides in 6 languages including Dutch, English, and French. It features the main building's permanent exhibition alongside temporary exhibition halls in the new wing, complemented by a unique design shop and café. With convenient transportation and extended opening hours until 10pm on Fridays, it perfectly meets the needs of various visitors.

【A Treasure Trove of 90,000+ Artworks】: The collection houses over 90,000 artworks spanning nearly 150 years of art history. Diverse in genres and vast in quantity, they hold exceptional artistic value.

【A Gathering of Masters】: Showcases representative works by top artists including Picasso, Mondrian, and Warhol, along with Malevich’s core overseas collection.

【Multi‑language Audio Guides】: Free audio guides available in 6 languages provide detailed explanations of artwork backgrounds and creative concepts, lowering the barrier to art appreciation.

【Prime Location】: Situated at the heart of Museumplein, adjacent to several famous attractions. Easily accessible by tram and bus, making it super convenient to connect your itinerary.

【Flexible Exhibitions】: Features both the permanent exhibition in the main building and temporary exhibition halls in the new wing. Open until 10pm on Fridays, offering a unique evening visit experience.