The Netherlands · STREET ART
The 6 best street art tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Visit STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam Noord with a one-day entry ticket. See more than 180 large works by over 170 street artists, many painted or built inside the former industrial building. Read about each piece, scan QR codes, visit the gallery and café, and view the collection from the panoramic deck.
“It's a bit far out but well worth the 50 min walk.”
Take the free ferry from Amsterdam Central Station to NDSM Wharf and explore STRAAT Museum, a former industrial warehouse filled with about 150 works by 140 street artists from 32 countries. Allow 45 minutes to 2 hours, depending on how closely you study the art. Tickets are mobile, timed, and offered in English.
“Fantastic. Hits you from the moment you walk in and stays with you till you leave. Should be on your itinerary. .”
Ride from Amsterdam West to Westerpark, Houthavens, NDSM Wharf, and Amsterdam North on a three-hour guided bike tour. You’ll cross the IJ by ferry, see street art and the Faralda Crane Hotel, and ride with a maximum of 12 people. Bikes, helmets, rain jackets, and a graffiti experience are included.
“The most memorable part of our tour was seeing a pony in the park! The last thing you would expect to see. Also the street Art Museum was beautiful!”
You’ll cycle through The Hague with an English-speaking local guide, seeing murals in the center, the industrial Binckhorst area, and Laakhaven. Expect personal stories from artists and project organizers, a few hours of active riding, and a bike supplied at the starting point.
“Top tour met een super gids die zijn verjaardag vierden !!! We heb genoten 🤣”
Join an English-speaking licensed guide for a two-hour walk through Amsterdam’s less polished stories. In a group of up to 10, you’ll visit Dam Square, the Royal Palace, Jordaan, the Gay Monument, street art sites, houseboats, and locations tied to the city’s drugs and prostitution policies. The Red Light District is discussed from outside.
“Einblicke hinter die Fassade einer Stadt, die man als Tourist sonst nicht geknackt bekommt. Ein Gefühl dafür bekommen, was Amsterdam so locker macht.”
Join Petra of ArnhemLife for a private 90-minute walk through Arnhem’s street art scene. Starting near Arnhem Centraal, you’ll visit Rozet, the central church, and the Rhine riverfront while learning about murals, artists, local history, and useful tips for the rest of your stay.
“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 :)”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a road out of town.
