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Step into the vibrant world of modern and contemporary art at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam’s treasure trove of creativity nestled on the iconic Museumplein. Housed in a striking blend of 19th-century neo-Renaissance architecture and a futuristic “bathtub” extension, this cultural gem invites you to explore over 90,000 works spanning from the mid-1800s to today. Wander through galleries showcasing giants like Mondrian, Chagall, Picasso, and Warhol, alongside Dutch visionaries such as Karel Appel and Marlene Dumas. The collection dances across movements—Bauhaus, De Stijl, CoBrA, Pop Art—offering a vivid timeline of artistic evolution woven with design and photography.
Beyond the art, the Stedelijk pulses with life. Opened in 1895 and reimagined in 2012 with its bold new wing, it’s a space where history meets innovation—think Van Gogh’s early echoes mingling with Kusama’s polka-dot dreams. Sip coffee in the airy foyer overlooking the square, browse the stellar museum shop stacked with art books and quirky finds, or catch a temporary exhibit spotlighting today’s trailblazers. Just steps from the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, it’s an easy hop by tram (2 or 5 from Central Station) or a scenic stroll through Vondelpark. The Stedelijk isn’t just a museum—it’s a living canvas of Amsterdam’s creative soul.
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Note: After 6:00 PM, only the following exhibitions are open:
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Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
USD 25.39
This was an excellent exhibition, sadly we left it too late in the day to fully appreciate it