Foam showcases a diverse range of talent across multiple floors. Previous exhibits have featured artists such as Helen Levitt, August Sander, and Masahisa Fukase. To guarantee hassle-free entry to one of Holland’s most-visited museums, book a skip-the-line ticket in advance. Or, if you’ll be doing additional sightseeing in Amsterdam, consider buying a pass that includes entrance to Foam and other Amsterdam attractions, such as the Van Gogh Museum and Rembrandt House.
Foam is a must-visit for art and photography fans.
The building isn’t accessible to electric wheelchairs, and some floors aren’t accessible to manual wheelchairs.
Travelers with disabilities are encouraged to contact Foam in advance to arrange alternative solutions.
The museum has a café, shop, and cloakroom on-site.
Nestled in the heart of the Canal District, Foam is easy to reach on foot or by metro, tram, or bike. Vijzelgracht metro stop is about a 10-minute walk away, while Rembrandtplein and Muntplein tram stops are both within five minutes of the museum. Some city passes include unlimited use of hop-on hop-off buses or public transit.
Check the museum’s calendar before you arrive—the main exhibitions renew yearly, and the smaller displays change every few months. Open daily, Foam generally has extended hours on Thursdays and Fridays. Free tours take place every Thursday night.
Amsterdam is known as a haven for creatives. You’ll find iconic galleries such as the Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum alongside contemporary institutions such as the Moco Museum, Stedelijk Museum, and Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum. City passes include admission to many of these attractions.
