Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

it's amazing how people call a blue square art, but overall it's an interesting visit

Never fails to be interesting! The exhibitions are well curated and I enjoyed the variety. Especially nice to see different kinds of art next to each .. Read more »other to get a wider picture of what the museum has to offer.

I like the shop in stedelijk museum.. I bought cute pop up book.. cats art pop up book.. it's very pretty.. my favorite stuff they sell is dandelion c.. Read more »rystal ball.. I will buy it one-day if I go there again.. u also need to make reservations first before enter.. but u don't need to pay anything if only visit the shop.

Nice museum with great and interesting exhibits. Would definitely recommend.

There Eletronik type of Art that i really loved it. The rest one has to judge for themselves. I recommend it

The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (Dutch pronunciation: [ˌsteːdələk myˌzeːjʏm ˌɑmstərˈdɑm]; Municipal Museum Amsterdam), colloquially known as the Stedel.. Read more »ijk, is a museum for modern art, contemporary art, and design located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Originally a municipal body, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam became a foundation on 1 January 2006, and is accountable to a supervisory board. The museum had 138,720 visitors in 2011 and 300,000 visitors in 2012. In the first twelve months after the reopening in September 2012, the museum had 750,000 visitors. In 2013, the museum had 700,000 visitors. It was the 4th most visited museum in the Netherlands, after the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and Anne Frank House, and the 87th most visited art museum worldwide that year. In 2014 and 2015, the museum had respectively 816,396 and 675,000 visitors. Directors Jan Eduard van Someren Brand (1895–1906) Cornelis Baard (1906–1936) David Röell (1936–1945) Willem Sandberg (1945–1963) Edy de Wilde (1963–1985) Wim Beeren (1985–1993) Rudi Fuchs (1993–2003) Hans van Beers (2003–2005) Gijs van Tuyl (2005–2009) Ann Goldstein (2010–2013; the last year as artistic director only) Karin van Gilst (2013–2017; as managing director) Beatrix Ruf (2014–2017; as artistic director) Excerpt from Wikipedia

I sadly only had one hour to do the tour, so the 10€ student price was still a bit steep. Other than that, I highly recommend it if you enjoy modern a.. Read more »nd contemporary art styles. They have Mondrian's famous paintings.

The exhibitions are good but the price is so high! I spent 3 hours in there and couldn't finish the exhibition so I asked if I could come back the day.. Read more » after to finish and had to pay again... Besides, you can not visit the museum shop without paying 20€ for an entrance ticket. Apparently you need to be rich to have access to culture... insane

It hosted 4 exhibitions and choreographed the COVID 19 arrangements well. Obviously it depends on what's being exhibited but I loved it, such a large .. Read more »building in one space.. fantastic

Very interesting art museum

Even just for the permanent collection, a must see!

Very good museum, and incredibly complet. I saw designs, paintings, pictures, videos, from different decades and artistic movement. Audio guides are f.. Read more »ree, which improves the visit. The staff was really nice. Unfortunately for a lot of expo we couldn’t really understand what was going on, because audio guides aren’t covering the entire museum. However, we totally recommend you to go.

There's always something good at the Stedelijk.

Super lovely museum with an exciting exhibition. However the website is completely unusuable and excessively hard to navigate. For a museum of the des.. Read more »ign this is surprising and hopefully they will hire a proper designer for this part of the experience.