BEST OF · STREET ART MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES
The one place the piece is guaranteed to still be there. These 15 collections and galleries hold Banksy, Haring, Obey and the artists working outside right now, with ticket prices and which ones run timed entry.
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 10 hours exploring southern Mexico City with bilingual guides such as Alex, Rodrigo, Cesar, or Leonardo. Walk Coyoacan’s cobblestone streets, visit Casa Azul with its digital guide, see UNAM’s murals, and finish with a trajinera ride through Xochimilco. Museum entry and lunch depend on the option you choose.
“It was a really good tour, Gio and Rubén had a lot of knowledge of the sites we visited and were able to answer all our questions! Is a shame they were not able to guide us inside the Frida Kahlo museum!”
Visit Moco Museum Barcelona for a self-guided look at Banksy, Warhol, Haring, Basquiat, Kusama, Hirst, digital art, and more. Your ticket covers every exhibition and lets you explore at your own pace inside the historic Palau Cervelló. Plan about an hour for a focused visit, longer if you read every display.
“Loved it… it’s not huge but there are some great pieces & artists”
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!”
At Barcelona’s Moco Museum, explore modern, contemporary, street, pop, and digital art by Banksy, Warhol, Basquiat, Kusama, KAWS, Dalí, and more. Current displays include Robbie Williams’ Confessions of a Crowded Mind and digital installations. Admission costs $19.30, with an optional audio guide.
“Viator sold us tickets for 8pm, we arrived and they were closing. They close at 8 pm so not sure why Viator didn’t know that.”
Visit Musée Banksy in Paris for a self-guided display of more than 120 mural works from Bristol, London, Bethlehem, Los Angeles, and beyond. Allow one to two and a half hours to read the artwork notes, explore the sound-enhanced rooms, and browse the museum shop. French is the stated language.
“Really cool, creative and small exhibit of Banksy’s work.”
Spend about an hour with more than 130 Banksy works and life-size murals inside a former fabric house near central Brussels. The self-guided exhibition uses French, English, and Dutch information, runs across two floors, and lets you move at your own pace.
“Would 100% recommend! Could easily spend 1-2hrs here as it runs over two levels. You can just casually make your way through the exhibition without being rushed, reading the snippets of information. I would’ve loved there to have been more information on each piece but I can research in my own time.”
At Espacio Trafalgar, you’ll explore more than 150 recreated Banksy works from England, France, Italy, Ukraine, the United States, and Palestine. The self-guided exhibition spans three levels, with explanations in English, Spanish, Italian, and Catalan, plus multimedia displays and a gift shop.
“A great experience and worth the visit. The gift shop was also worthwhile”
At Museu Banksy in Lisbon, explore more than 100 full-size reproductions spanning Banksy’s early work to recent pieces. Expect murals, canvases, graffiti, projections, videos, and a Walled Off Hotel replica. The exhibition is self-guided, with Portuguese, English, and Spanish support.
“inspirational living artist that i have come to believe him a man and creative mind”
Visit The World of Banksy in Prague’s former Church of Saint Michael. You’ll see works linked to war, poverty, consumerism, and peace, plus animations and background notes. An audio guide is available through the Smart Guide app in English, Czech, Turkish, Spanish, and German.
“Enjoyed the background story about Banksy and learning more about the stories behind the paintings. Artwork is so creative and I saw pieces I’d never seen before.”
Step into Madrid’s Banksy Museum for more than 170 life-size reproductions of the artist’s best-known murals. You’ll see works tied to Palestine, Ukraine, refugees, France, the United States, and consumer culture. Book a guided option if you want extra context, with Claudia among the guides available.
“Fantastic museum, great chance to get up close and personal to Banksy's work and informative as to where the originals were created along with the date. Well worth a visit.”
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”
Spend 40 minutes inside Wynwood Walls with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide, then stay to explore at your own pace. See major murals, Goldman Global Arts galleries, the Peter Tunney Experience, and an artist solo show. Guides such as Jon, Cata, and Carlos explain the art and neighborhood.
“Very interesting and enjoyable tour with a knowledgeable guide Jon. The weather was awful but it made no difference from under our Walls umbrellas.”
At Copenhagen’s MACA Museum, explore Banksy’s early drawings, stencils, photos, and paintings, plus work by Futura 2000, Dondi, Lady Pink, Shepard Fairey, STIK, VHILS, XOOOOX, Bambi, and Retna. Use the downloadable audio guide, then stroll Nyhavn and nearby Amalienborg Palace.
“Gillade både utställningen och lokalen - saknade bara ett glas vin!”
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