Banksy Museum Amsterdam Tickets: Prices, Duration and Banksy or Moco?

What the ticket includes

The museum, at Van Slingelandtplein 8 next to the Westerpark, shows more than 160 works, many of them life-size reconstructions of murals. Prices read in October 2026 on the museum's website: adult from €14.45, youth from €11.45, child aged 7 to 12 from €7.45, free up to age 6; they vary by day and time slot. Hours: 10am to 7pm (8pm on Friday and Saturday), last entry 45 minutes before closing. Details are on our Banksy Museum page.

Tiqets or the museum's website?

We could not read the price on the Tiqets listing: it appears at booking and depends on the date. Compare it with the museum's price before paying, as some resellers charge more. The Tiqets ticket mainly makes sense if you also book other museums through it. Check the time slot, the cancellation terms and whether the ticket is dated. Whether the Museumkaart is accepted is not confirmed: see the museum's website. To extend the outing, a guided bike tour covers the city's main sights.

Banksy Museum or Moco?

The Banksy Museum is devoted to a single artist, with more than 160 works; the Moco Museum, on the Museumplein, mixes a few Banksys with Warhol, Basquiat and Kusama. To see mostly Banksy, choose the first; for a panorama of contemporary art, the second. You can visit both on the same day, but they are at opposite ends of the city.

Pitfalls

• Access. There are stairs: the museum is not wheelchair accessible, but visitors with reduced mobility get free access to the first floor.
• Resellers. Prices vary: compare with the museum's website.
• Time slots. Book online; last entry is 45 minutes before closing.
• The setting. These are reconstructions of murals, not the original walls.

Which option should you choose?

• Mostly Banksy: the Banksy Museum, ticket from the museum or Tiqets.
• A contemporary art overview: the Moco.
• Tight budget: compare prices before paying.

Going further

See also the Moco and booking tickets in Amsterdam.