Is the experience disabled-friendly?

Audio guides are available throughout the museum in English, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian, and German for visually disabled visitors. The venue is also wheelchair accessible and has an elevator. Carers for disabled visitors will be given complimentary entry at the door. For this, simply show proof of needing a carer ticket at the entrance, and they will be allowed in.

Can I take photos or record inside?

Of course! Feel free to take photos without flash and share them. When taking photos, please make sure not to disturb other visitors.

What happens if I arrive late?

The museum will do its best to accommodate any late arrivals. If the museum is at capacity, you will be required to wait until there is allocated space for you to enter.

Is there a limit to how long I can stay in the Moco Museum London?

No, there is no time limit once you’re inside the museum, so feel free to explore at your own pace. Just be sure to check the closing time so you can plan your visit accordingly.

Is parking available at the museum?

There is no public parking available at Moco Museum London, but there are multiple local options available. The closest car park is on Bryanston Street or Great Cumberland Place, just a few minutes walk away.

Is there a cloakroom?

There is no cloakroom available at the museum. There are lockers in the lobby, free of charge, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Is there a dress code for visiting the Moco Museum London?

There’s no strict dress code, but hats, caps, and sunglasses are not allowed inside the museum. It’s advisable to dress comfortably as you’ll be walking through several exhibit rooms.

Moco Museum London Tickets

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Moco Museum London | Modern and contemporary art

Moco Museum London, housed in a historic Mayfair townhouse, effortlessly combines classic architecture with contemporary art. The museum is renowned for its eclectic modern, pop, and street art collection, featuring works from iconic artists like Banksy, Yayoi Kusama, Andy Warhol, KAWS, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Moco Museum allows visitors to explore cutting-edge exhibitions incorporating digital art, augmented reality, and other multimedia elements, making it a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts and curious minds.

Why visit Moco Museum London

Diverse art collection: Moco Museum London showcases works from some of the most influential modern and contemporary artists, including Banksy, Yayoi Kusama, and Andy Warhol. The museum offers a curated selection of street art, pop art, and digital installations.
Interactive exhibits: Unlike traditional museums, Moco Museum London is known for its interactive exhibits that go beyond just viewing art. With immersive installations, augmented reality, and multimedia displays, you can engage with the art on a deeper level.
Cultural insight: The museum offers a thought-provoking look at modern societal issues through the lens of art. Whether it’s Banksy’s commentary on politics and consumerism or Kusama’s exploration of mental health through her infinity rooms, Moco Museum London provides cultural insights that are both relevant and impactful.

Things to know before booking Moco Museum London tickets

Types of tickets: You can either purchase an entry ticket with an audio guide or book a combo tour. It's advisable to book your tickets in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to ensure availability. Tickets might also be cheaper when booked online ahead of time.
What’s included: The standard entry ticket includes entry to Moco Museum, access to temporary exhibitions, and an audio guide in English that offers information, background, and facts on all the pieces of art.
Combo tickets: Book a combo ticket to get entry to multiple attractions at a discounted price. You can pair your visit to Moco Museum London with tickets to Frameless, a Thames River sightseeing cruise, or the London Eye with an option to upgrade to fast-track London Eye entry.
Best time to visit: Visiting on a weekday, particularly in the morning, can help you avoid crowds. If visiting on a weekend, aim for early morning or late afternoon when it might be less crowded.
Tickets for children: Children under the age of 7 do not need to pay for a ticket and can enter the museum for free. However, please purchase a free child ticket for them as only a limited number of people can enter the museum at a time. For young adults below the age of 18, purchase the youth ticket.
Cancellation policy: You can cancel your entry tickets up 24 hours before your time slot. Except for the Moco Museum + Thames River cruise ticket, combo tours cannot be canceled or rescheduled.
Re-entry policy: The ticket is valid for a single entry only. Once you exit, re-entry is not permitted.

Which Moco Museum London ticket is best for you

Entry tickets

With these tickets and an English audio guide, you can see modern and contemporary art by renowned artists like Andy Warhol, Banksy, and Yayoi Kusama at Moco Museum London.

Recommended ticket:

Moco Museum London Entrance Tickets

Combo tickets

Pair your entry tickets to Moco Museum London with entry to Frameless London, the London Eye, or a cruise on the River Thames, at a discounted price.

Recommended tickets:

Moco Museum London Tickets + Frameless: Immersive Art Experience
Moco Museum London Tickets + Sightseeing Cruise on River Thames

What to see at Moco Museum London

Moco Masters

When: Daily

Moco Masters celebrates artists within modern and contemporary art history, from Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst to Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, and how art evolves through generations.

Must-see: Jean-Michel Basquiat’s To Repel Ghosts, Yayoi Kusama’s Fire, Jeff Koons’ Dolphin Taz Trashcan

Healing Frequency

When: Sept 11 to Mar 11

Moco Museum London opens with Marina Abramovic's performance art exhibition, Healing Frequency, exploring the connection between art, spirituality, and human consciousness. The exhibition features 12 works from the Transitory Objects for Human Use series, including chairs, beds, and benches decorated with crystals.

Digital and Immersive Art

When: Daily

Moco Museum supports an immersive approach to creating multi-sensory environments. This exhibit features a selection of rare art NFTs, making Moco one of the first museums in the world to showcase NFTs and digital art examples in this way.

Moco Contemporary

When: Daily

This exhibition features artists who challenge the norm and move us to self-reflect, whether it’s reconnecting with their childhood while commentating on our relationship with consumerism like Takashi Murakami and KAWS or using light as art like Chris Levine, JR, and Tracey Emin.

Must-see: Tracey Emin’s The Closest I am to Love is You, KAWS’ NYT (Companion Close Up) Brown, FriendsWithYou’s Valley of the Gods

Plan your visit to Moco Museum London

Sunday to Thursday: 9am to 7pm
Friday and Saturday: 9am to 9pm

Duration: The visit will take between 1-1.5 hours.

Best time to visit: To avoid crowds, consider visiting on weekdays. Weekends tend to be busier, especially during peak tourist seasons. However, if you are visiting on a weekend, visit in the mornings or late afternoons to avoid crowds.

Baby changing facilities: Baby changing facilities can be found on the first floor of the museum.
Lift access: Make use of the elevator access to get to the various levels inside the museum.
Lockers: Lockers are available near the entrance. However, these are available on a first-come, first-served basis and large bags are not allowed.
Souvenirs: Moco’s gift shop offers unique art-related souvenirs, prints, and books. Consider setting aside some time to explore it after your visit.

Wheelchair accessibility: The museum is completely wheelchair accessible.
Accessible restrooms: Accessible toilets are available at the museum.
Service animals: While pets are not allowed at the museum, you can bring registered service animals.

Photography: Photography is allowed at all the exhibits unless stated otherwise. Flash photography is prohibited throughout the museum to prevent damage to the artwork. Professional equipment and tripods are also not permitted at the museum as they disturb other visitors’ experiences.
Food and drink: No food and drink (including alcohol) may be consumed within the museum. However, you can dine at the museum cafe.
Dress code: For security reasons, the museum does not allow visitors to wear a hat, cap, or sunglasses inside.
Baggage policy: Large bags are not allowed inside the museum. Since you cannot store these at the museum locker facility, please avoid bringing them.
Strollers: Strollers are allowed throughout the museum premises.

When to arrive: Arrive at the time stated on your ticket to ensure no delay or extended waiting time. Depending on the museum's current capacity, you will be allowed to enter slightly earlier or later than your allocated time, if space is available.
Recommended route: While there’s no set route, it’s suggested to start from the ground floor and make your way up, allowing you to experience the exhibitions chronologically.
Make use of the audio guide: If you are visiting the museum on a budget, use the multilingual audio guide available with your ticket to learn more about the artwork and the artists. Moco features works by modern masters like Banksy, Warhol, and Basquiat, alongside emerging artists. Take your time to appreciate both the established and the up-and-coming names.
Beyond Moco: Moco Museum London is located in a culturally rich part of the city. After your visit, you could plan to explore nearby attractions like Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square, or the National Gallery.

Lanes of London (0.3 mi): All-day luxury British cuisine served at Marriott’s hotel. Try the pancetta-wrapped pork tenderloin, confit duck rillettes, burnt Basque cheesecake, and the botanical Afternoon Tea.
Spaghetti House (463 ft): Affordable Italian restaurant serving pizza, pasta, cocktails, beer, and wine. The Spaghetti Polpettine and Pizza Leggera are fan favorites.
BKC Biryani Kebab Chai (0.5 mi): Indian restaurant serving Awadhi cuisine, including Lucknowi Biryani, North Indian kebabs, Kathi rolls, and aromatic chai.
ULI: Asian restaurant serving traditional Chinese, Thai, Malay and Singaporean dishes. The Thai Green Curry, triple-cooked Dover Sole, dim sums, prawn summer rolls, and soft shell crab salad are must-tries.

Budget hotels: Smart Hyde Park View (from £28 | 1.4 mi), Travelodge London Stratford (from £39 | 8.7 mi), Ramada London North M1 (from £43 | 10.7 mi)
Mid-range hotels: Park Grand (from £183 | 0.1 mi), DoubleTree by Hilton London (from £186 | 0.2 mi), Radisson Blu Hotel (from £189 | 0.5 mi)
Luxury hotels: Thistle London (from £224 | 0.2 mi), London Marriott Hotel (from £243 | 0.3 mi), The Cumberland Hotel (from £253 | 177 ft)

Marble Arch (115 ft): Marble Arch stands as a historic gateway to the city’s bustling West End. Originally designed by John Nash in 1827, this marble structure was intended as the entrance to Buckingham Palace but was relocated near Hyde Park in 1851.
The Wallace Collection (0.5 mi): Housed in the stunning Hertford House, this museum is renowned for its collection of fine arts amassed by the Marquesses of Hertford and Sir Richard Wallace over several generations. Opened to the public in 1900, you can see Old Master paintings by Rembrandt, Titian, Velázquez, and Fragonard, 18th-century French furniture, intricate porcelain, a world-class armory, sculptures, and miniatures.
Catholic Church of Saint James (0.6 mi): The Catholic Church of Saint James in West End was founded in the late 19th century. This church is known for its Gothic Revival architecture, featuring intricate stonework, soaring arches, and stained-glass windows.

Beyond Moco Museum London

Frameless Immersive Art Experience

Imagine walking through Van Gogh's sunflower fields, exploring Kandinsky's abstract forms, or feeling at peace with Monet's water lilies. That's what Frameless is all about! It's like a museum meets virtual reality, with interactive exhibits, large-scale projections, and sound, allowing you to step inside these masterpieces.

Thames River Cruise

Thinking of a unique way to see London? Forget the double-decker buses – hop on a Thames River cruise! Glide past iconic landmarks like the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge, and the London Eye. Whether you're on a romantic date, a family outing, or just exploring solo, a Thames River cruise is a must-do.

London Eye

The London Eye is this giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank, and the views are insane. You get a 360-degree panorama of the whole city – Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London... you name it, you can see it from up there. Even if you're not a huge fan of heights, the London Eye is still an amazing experience.

Frequently Asked Questions about Moco Museum London tickets

Absolutely! The museum offers engaging exhibits that can captivate visitors of all ages. However, some contemporary art pieces may appeal more to older children and teens. Strollers are welcome, and there is a baby changing facility available within the accessible toilet on the first floor.

Diverse art collection: Moco Museum London showcases works from some of the most influential modern and contemporary artists, including Banksy, Yayoi Kusama, and Andy Warhol. The museum offers a curated selection of street art, pop art, and digital installations.
Interactive exhibits: Unlike traditional museums, Moco Museum London is known for its interactive exhibits that go beyond just viewing art. With immersive installations, augmented reality, and multimedia displays, you can engage with the art on a deeper level.
Cultural insight: The museum offers a thought-provoking look at modern societal issues through the lens of art. Whether it’s Banksy’s commentary on politics and consumerism or Kusama’s exploration of mental health through her infinity rooms, Moco Museum London provides cultural insights that are both relevant and impactful.