STRAAT Museum - Entrada para el Museo de Arte Callejero de Amsterdam
Descripción
STRAAT celebra una amplia variedad de estilos, formas, técnicas y mensajes, contados por el mayor movimiento artístico de nuestro tiempo: el arte callejero. La exposición en constante cambio en el Museo de Graffiti y Arte Callejero de Ámsterdam comienza incluso antes de que cruces las puertas. En el exterior del edificio encontrará un gigantesco retrato multicolor de Ana Frank. Artistas de todo el mundo han cambiado sus murales en las calles de Nueva York, Tokio y São Paulo por un medio más tradicional. No se ha sacrificado nada en términos de tamaño; sus lienzos siguen siendo de tamaño natural, al igual que las historias y vidas de los artistas que trajeron su trabajo aquí.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Es sólo un corto y pintoresco viaje en ferry desde la estación central de Ámsterdam hasta el astillero NDSM. Ahí es donde encontrarás este museo-almacén que rinde homenaje a un medio único: el arte callejero. Con unas 150 obras de arte de 140 artistas de 32 nacionalidades, esta es tu oportunidad de ver el mejor arte callejero de todo el mundo sin salir de Ámsterdam.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(210)
I loved my visit to the STRAAT Museum. The artworks are huge, original, and filled with details. You really take the time to appreciate each creation, and the fact that several were created directly on-site makes the experience even more impressive. The place is spacious, bright, and pleasant to walk through. Even without being a great street art connoisseur, you leave amazed and inspired. It is a must-see during a stay in Amsterdam! PS: Don't forget to walk around the area; the visit continues outside.
Unexpected and fantastic addition to your trip! I didn’t know about the Street Art museum before we came to Amsterdam but a tour guide recommended it and we loved it! We took the ferry over and it was a simple (and free) trip. I loved the art! I’m so glad we went.
The warehouse/museum and the art is awesome. The building next door is also worth visiting. Very interesting enjoyable experience.
Learned the meaning and difference between graffiti and street art! Amazing artwork sending out. meaningful messages.
Fantastic history of street art. The experience is well worth the visit. Highly recommend making it a stop on your visit to Amsterdam.
I love art so taking my time to look at all the street art was amazing. It was so beautiful inside and just amazing to be able to experience.
Fresh and inclusive work. My 14 year old grandson found work that spoke to him, addressed his interests and validated his experiences and endeavors. Loved it.
Amazing place!!! 🫶🤯 You should really take the time to check this out, wheather you're a graffitti lover or not-it's monumental and the place itself is worth the trip. There are free ferries running 24/7 to get you across behind cetral station.
This museum is underrated. The street art displays are huge and beautiful. Just hop on the free ferry and you'll get there in no time. It's not crowded at all and the cafe is decent for a quick break. I spent more than 2 hours there and enjoyed the visit. Totally recommended for those who want to appreciate different kinds of art.
The Straat was recommended by a friend who is a travel writer. Though it is a bit off the beaten path, it’s worth a quick ferry ride (or bus/metro) to this newly developed industrial area turned hip artists and business district. The collection is ever changing, inspiring, thought provoking and unique. With thoughtful descriptions of each piece and a few video explanations (along with guide via QR code) this is an engaging contemporary “museum” experience. You can even buy spray paint at the gift store and create your own work of art on the building exterior. Great original experience for teens too
