Amsterdam - Stedelijk Museum
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
The Stedelijk Museum, built in 1895, is the largest museum for modern and contemporary art and design in the Netherlands. The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam opened its doors in 1895, on Paulus Potterstraat, near the Rijksmuseum in a building designed by architect Adriaan Willem Weissman. In 2012, the museum reopened with an entirely new wing, the main entrance of which is located on Museumplein (Museum Square). The gigantic, striking building ensures that you get a great impression even before entering.
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Now on Display
Looking for surprises, unexpected combinations, and new interconnections in modern art and design? STEDELIJK BASE, the permanent presentation, shows the developments in art and design from 1880 to the present day in almost 700 highlights from the museum's collection. In addition, it is also the first time in the museum's history that design and visual art are shown in an integrated way.
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is the perfect location for an introduction to modern art and design. Come and see and (re)discover masterpieces by, for example, Kazimir Malevich, Piet Mondriaan, Gerrit Rietveld, Nola Hatterman, Charley Toorop, Barnett Newman, Yves Klein, Roy Lichtenstein, Ed van der Elsken, Yayoi Kusama, Maarten Baas, Nan Goldin, and Marlene Dumas, among many others. Want to know more? Visit the website of the Stedelijk Museum.
The Building
The white wing of the Stedelijk Museum, also known as 'the bathtub', houses the auditorium and exhibition spaces on the first floor, with the museum's offices above the canopy. The ground floor, where the entrance, museum shop, and restaurant are located, has a glass outer wall. Under the protruding canopy of the new building, visitors are protected from bad weather, and activities can be organized without obligation.
Parking at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Planning to visit the Stedelijk Museum? The Bank car park is within walking distance. Want to be sure of a parking spot? Pre-book a parking spot at the Olympisch Stadion or Gershwin Brothers car parks in the Zuidas district, both offer easy public transport connections to the centre of Amsterdam. Enjoy a hassle-free visit to the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Pre-book your parking space online now!
