Moco Museum London: Banksy & Modern Art Tickets

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Banksy & 35 Artists Across 3 Floors at Moco Museum London

You get entry to all three floors of contemporary and modern art, including the temporary Keith Haring exhibition and immersive digital spaces on the lower ground. The free audio guide in six languages walks you through work by Banksy, Warhol, Kusama, Basquiat and 30+ other artists without you having to read a single placard. Lockers are complimentary, and you keep the museum guide. Just bring headphones and show up at Marble Arch.

1h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Moco Museum London

Enter Moco Museum London
Explore Moco Masters collection
View works by Banksy and KAWS
Discover contemporary artists' exhibits
Experience immersive digital artworks
Use free audio guide

The Experience

Yeah, so the thing nobody tells you is that you walk in and there's just... a lot of it. Moco Museum at Marble Arch isn't the kind of place where you drift through a few rooms and call it done. You've got over 100 artworks spread across three floors — paintings, sculptures, installations, digital spaces — and the audio guide (free, in six languages, which is honestly a lifesaver) actually makes you want to stop at each one instead of just scrolling past like you're on your phone. The collection pulls from the obvious names: Banksy, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Yayoi Kusama, Damien Hirst. But then you hit the contemporary section and there's Tracey Emin, KAWS, Takashi Murakami, and this whole thing called Voice of the Street that's basically Keith Haring's subway drawings brought to life. It's temporary, so that's the thing — if you're thinking about it, don't wait.

The lower ground floor is where it gets weird in the best way. That's where the immersive digital artworks live, and you can spend actual time in there just watching the walls move or whatever's happening that day. Robbie Williams has work in here too, which sounds random but it's actually part of a series about mental health and it's never been shown in the UK before, so there's that. The whole museum is wheelchair accessible, there are lockers for your stuff, and you get a physical guide to take home. The audio guide is the thing that changes it though — six languages means you're not reading plaques on the wall like you're cramming for a test. You're actually hearing the story.

Marble Arch location means you're not stuck in some corner of the city. Public transport is right there, and the museum itself is 2,500 square feet, so it's big enough to feel like a proper visit but not so massive that you're exhausted by the end. First time Moco's been in London after six million people went through it in Amsterdam and Barcelona, so the collection's been refined. You show up with your ticket, grab the audio guide, and you're in.

What’s included

Your ticket includes entrance to all three floors and all exhibitions, a free audio guide available in six languages (bring headphones), a complimentary museum guide to keep, and access to complimentary personal lockers. The Voice of the Street exhibition featuring Keith Haring's work is included, as are all immersive digital art spaces on the lower ground floor.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPublic transport nearby

Operated by Moco Museum

Is this one for you?Right for anyone who wants to see major contemporary artists in one place without spending hours in a massive institution — three floors is enough to feel substantial but not overwhelming, and the audio guide means you're actually learning something instead of just walking past frames.