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Located on Museumplein, the Moco Museum brings modern and contemporary art to life inside a beautiful early 20th-century townhouse. Featuring works by Banksy, Warhol, Kusama, and other global icons, the museum blends street art, pop art, and immersive digital installations for a vibrant, thought-provoking experience. Perfect for art lovers and Instagram fans alike, Moco offers a fresh, playful look at today’s creative world in the heart of Amsterdam.

The Moco Museum (Modern Contemporary Museum) in Amsterdam opened in April 2016 and aims to make art accessible and inspiring for a wide audience. It’s located in the historic Villa Alsberg, a stately townhouse from 1904 designed by Eduard Cuypers, right on Museumplein.
What to Expect
The Moco Museum showcases a bold collection of modern, contemporary, and street art by world-famous artists such as Banksy, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The museum is known for its immersive and digital installations, including the colorful and interactive “Reflecting Forward” experience by Studio Irma, where light and technology merge into an inspiring art journey. Visitors can explore both classic pop art icons and thought-provoking new media works in an intimate setting.
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Why Visit
The Moco Museum offers a fresh and playful take on modern art, making it ideal for those who want something different from traditional galleries. Its exhibits are vibrant, photo-worthy, and interactive, appealing to both seasoned art lovers and casual visitors. The mix of socially conscious street art and immersive digital experiences creates a museum visit that’s as fun as it is meaningful — a true reflection of Amsterdam’s creative spirit.