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Stedelijk Museum

The Stedelijk Museum is a museum in Amsterdam for modern and contemporary art and design, founded in 1874. In 1895, the museum opened in a new building on Paulus Potterstraat, near the Rijksmuseum.

Location

Museumplein 10, 1071 DJ
Amsterdam
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Accessibility

  • At the information desk, you can borrow a wheelchair, museum chair or Alinker (a special walking bike) free of charge. Would you like to reserve an aid? You can do so at [email protected] or 020 5732 911. There is a lift to the Teijin Auditorium. The seats in the auditorium have backrests. Please let us know if you would like to enter the auditorium earlier for an event. You contact us for this at [email protected].

  • Not applicable.

  • A wheelchair-accessible toilet is available.

  • The Stedelijk Museum has a car park for visitors with physical disabilities. The car park is on Paulus Potterstraat 13, which is near the group entrance. This car park is specifically for visitors to the Stedelijk. View on the map.


    The Q-Park car park under Museumplein has two parking spaces for people with physical disabilities. Check availability here.


    With a European disabled parking card, you can park for free in almost all places in Amsterdam. You will also need a Digital Annual Parking Card for disabled visitors to Amsterdam. You can apply for this at the City of Amsterdam. Please note that the application takes 10 working days. These parking cards are not valid in the Q-park parking garage.

  • Assistance dogs are welcome in the museum.

  • Supporters can visit the museum free of charge. At the information desk, you can borrow a wheelchair, museum chair or Alinker (a special walking bike) free of charge. Would you like to reserve an aid? You can do so at [email protected] or 020 5732 911.