BEST OF · NETHERLANDS STREET ART TOURS
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 15 netherlands street art tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back out to the wall.
Visit Moco Museum on Museumplein for more than 100 works by Banksy, Warhol, Haring, Basquiat, Kusama, Hirst, KAWS, and others. Move at your own pace, use the free six-language audio guide, and allow about one to one-and-a-half hours for the art, digital rooms, garden, and shop.
“Great museum and gift shop. Loved the immersive experience”
Spend a full day exploring STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam’s NDSM area. Your ticket covers more than 180 large-scale paintings, sculptures, and installations made by street artists onsite. Read artist panels, use the free audio tour, visit the gallery, and enjoy views from the café deck.
“Amazing artworks on display. I loved them all and the cafe upstairs was a venue to visit afterwards. The amazing lady who served me and recommended my some food to try and i loved it.”
Visit Moco Museum in Amsterdam’s Museumplein for Banksy’s Laugh Now exhibition, contemporary art, and interactive installations. Your ticket includes every exhibition and a free audio guide in six languages. Plan on about an hour, though you may stay longer.
“This museum is moving. I think it is a must for anyone in Amsterdam for a visit or if you live there and haven’t been. I loved it!”
Take the free ferry from Amsterdam Central to NDSM Wharf and visit STRAAT Museum, a vast warehouse filled with about 150 street-art works by 140 artists from 32 countries. Allow 1 to 2 hours for the exhibition, café, photos, and the outdoor spray-paint area.
“cénographie du Musée oeuvres magnifiques si vous aimez le street art beaucoup d'oeuvres et d'artistes représentés film sous l'escalier pres de la boutique à ne pas manquer”
Cycle with a local guide from Westerpark through Jordaan and Prinseneiland, then take the ferry to NDSM for street art, magnet fishing, and a stop at Pllek. Guide Lloyd has led this English-language, small-group experience, which includes a Dutch bike, ferries, graffiti, and a drink stop.
“Fantastic and so interesting ! A secret island, trendy clubs, takes from the hotel, two ferries, lots of graffiti art, led by the lovely Lloyd, all finished off with a drink from a local brewery.... loved it !”
You’ll cycle from Amsterdam through Oud-West, Westerpark, Houthavens, and Amsterdam North with a local guide. The three-hour ride includes bike, helmet, rain jacket, ferry crossings, and a street-art experience. Expect a maximum of 12 people, moderate fitness, and a 16-plus age limit.
“This was such an amazing experience. The information presented was so incredible and the scenery is breathtaking. The biking is a much needed energy expenditure and all levels will benefit from taking this tour physically. The food at the lunch stop is great. I loved this tour so much I will never forget it.”
At Banksy Museum Amsterdam, you’ll follow the Bristol street artist’s political and visual world through more than 160 works and life-size mural reconstructions. Entry is flexible within your booked time window. An audio guide is available separately, and the museum requires stair use.
Ride with an English-speaking local guide from Paviljoensgracht through The Hague’s back alleys, industrial Binckhorst, and Laakhaven. You’ll see major murals, hear first-hand stories from artists and project organizers, and cover a fair distance by bike in 2.5 hours.
“Top tour met een super gids die zijn verjaardag vierden !!! We heb genoten 🤣”
Ride 12 km through Amsterdam with a local English-speaking guide such as Hugh, Mark, or Mike. Expect canal houses, Jordaan lanes, NDSM shipyards, ferry crossings, magnet fishing, and a hands-on graffiti session. You need solid biking skills and a fair level of fitness.
“Tolle Tour durch spannende Viertel, spontane Stopps, nette Menschen.”
Join local guide Anna for a private 2.5-hour walk through Amsterdam’s street art scene. Ride the ferry to NDSM Wharf, spot works by Street Art Frankey, The Doctor, Kamp Seedorf, The London Police, and Space Invader, then finish near Westerkerk and Anne Frank House.
“If you like street art this is your tour! Anna did a great job despite the heat. She showed us Amsterdam off the beaten path.”
You’ll walk Rotterdam with a specialist English-speaking guide, such as Nils, to see more than eight murals, hear how they were made, and explore the graffiti scene around West-Kruiskade. The 1.5-hour route includes side streets and a memorable 3D Pulp Fiction artwork.
“Rotterdam op andere manier bekijken en de verhalen erachter”
Walk Arnhem with Petra from Arnhem Centraal to the city center, seeing murals, the Rozet building, the main church, and Rhine-side street art. Along the way, hear stories about artists, street-art styles, and Arnhem’s history. The private format suits families, friends, and first-time visitors.
“Hele leuke wandeling gemaakt (ca. 2 uur) en mooie street art gezien, de gids was vriendelijk en wist veel te vertellen over de werken en de artiesten! Aanrader :)”
Explore Eindhoven by bike on a self-guided street art route of about 17 to 19 kilometers. Follow a web app to around 40 to 45 works, including the Berenkuil graffiti arena, murals, cafés, hotels, and changing urban artworks. Choose your start time and language, and ride at your own pace.
“Erg leuk, maar echt veel te lang. Gehele route overzicht gemist en het zou goed zijn om het centrale voetgangers plein xx september te vermijden.”
Ride a 17-kilometer route through Eindhoven with the Tourke web app as your guide. You’ll see about 40 murals, graffiti walls, tunnels, and hidden works, from Step in the Arena to Strijps Bultje. Bring or rent a bike, and allow about five and a half hours.
“Parcours très complet qui permet de découvrir le Street Art de la ville. Location de vélo au départ et à l'arrivée.”
Spend about three hours walking Rotterdam with a private guide such as Danya, discovering murals, public sculpture, graffiti, and oddball city stories. The route includes Joren Joshua’s port-inspired work, Herman Lamers’ zebra, Picasso’s Sylvette, and the famous Santa Claus statue.
“Very nice experience to be guided through the city by a non-Dutch person. Great that she spoke perfect and clearly understandable English. The guide knew a lot, was entertaining and pleasant. Had a great day.”
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