Moco Museum London
Moco Museum London is a private museum of contemporary art in central London, situated next to Marble Arch and opposite Hyde Park. It houses a collection of works by renowned 20th- and 21st- century artists, with traditional paintings and sculptures displayed alongside digital and immersive installations.
The London venue is the third Moco museum, following those in Amsterdam and Barcelona, and is also the brand’s largest venue. The museum occupies three floors of the building at 1 – 4 Marble Arch, not far from Oxford Street.
Name | Moco Museum London |
Type | A private, independent museum of modern and contemporary art |
Established | August 2024 |
Location | United Kingdom, London, the West End |
Address | 1 – 4 Marble Arch, London, W1H 7EJ, United Kingdom |
Director | Katy Richfield |
The museum’s collection | Over 100 works |
Artists and creators | Banksy, Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, Damien Hirst, KAWS and Robbie Williams |
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Opening hours |
(Moco Museum opening hours change between peak and off peak periods) |
Duration of the museum tour | 1 – 2 hours |
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History and description of the museum
The history of the Moco Museum began not in London, but in Amsterdam. The first museum opened in 2016, and a branch opened in Barcelona in 2021. The London venue became the chain’s third project and the first Moco venue in the United Kingdom. It opened on 10 August 2024 in the Marble Arch area.
The founders of Moco are former gallery owners Kim Logchies Prins and Lionel Logchies. Their idea was to make contemporary art less exclusive and formal. From the outset, the museum aimed to attract not only the usual art gallery-goers, but also people who come specifically to see a particular artist, a photograph or an unusual installation.
Lionel Logchies and Kim Logchies Prins
The museum occupies three floors with a total area of around 25,000 square feet (approximately 2,323 square metres). Inside, there are exhibition spaces, the Moco Store and areas featuring digital and immersive works. The façade of the Moco Museum London is easily recognisable by its pink sign, which contrasts with the historic architecture of the building. The museum itself uses this entrance as one of the key visual features of its London site.
Moco Museum London
However, Moco cannot be described as a state museum in the traditional sense. It is an independent, commercial institution with an admission charge. Its concept centres on contemporary art, street art, digital projects and works by artists who have had a significant influence on popular culture.
The museum’s collection
The Moco Museum London’s collection comprises over 100 works. Artists featured include Banksy, Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, KAWS, Takashi Murakami, Daniel Arsham, Tracey Emin and others. Digital and immersive exhibitions occupy a special place.
One of the museum’s key features is the juxtaposition of established artists alongside newer talents. Visitors can view works related to pop art, street art and contemporary art, before moving on to an area featuring digital projections.
The Moco Museum’s collection
Banksy is a particular highlight. Moco exhibits original works by Banksy and states that they have been verified as genuine. Among the works on display, the museum highlights "Girl with Balloon" and "Flower Thrower".
"Flower Thrower" and "Girl with Balloon" by Banksy
The Moco Museum London also exhibits works by Andy Warhol, Basquiat, Haring, Kusama, Hirst and other renowned artists. The permanent collection is complemented by temporary exhibitions. This enables the museum to introduce visitors to new, high-profile names in digital art and cutting-edge contemporary artists, encouraging people to return time and again.
The museum also features works by Robbie Williams, who is not just a musician. In this exhibition, he is presented as a visual artist in his own right, separate from his musical career, and original works of art created by him over the decades are on display.
Digital and immersive art form an important part of the concept. A visit to Moco is more like a sequence of different art spaces than a traditional stroll through galleries filled with paintings.
Moco Museum London
Opening Hours
A typical visit lasts around 1 – 2 hours. Opening hours may vary on days when special events or evening programmes are taking place, so it is advisable to check the timetable on the official website before your visit.
Until the end of 2026, the museum’s opening hours will be as follows:
From 9 October to 1 November and 18 December to 3 January
- Monday to Thursday: 10:00 to 19:00
- Friday and Saturday: 10:00 to 20:00
- Sunday: 10:00 to 19:00
From 2 November to 17 December
- Monday to Thursday: 10:00 to 17:00
- Friday and Saturday: 10:00 to 19:00
- Sunday: 10:00 to 17:00
Moco Museum London Tour
Tickets
The price of a standard ticket when purchased via the official website starts at approximately £16.90. The price depends on the date and time of your visit. The ticket includes admission to current exhibitions and a free audio tour. Children under four years old are admitted free of charge.
Other options are also available in the price list:
- Flex Ticket – from £23.90, allowing you to visit at any time during opening hours;
- VIP Ticket – from £28.90, including additional benefits and a souvenir poster from the Moco Store.
Moco Museum Store
When booking tickets online, you can save up to £5.00 on each ticket!
Reviews
Moco Museum London has a rating of approximately 4.7 out of 5 on TripAdvisor, based on over 1,200 reviews. The museum has also been awarded the Travellers’ Choice 2026.
Visitors highlight the diversity of the collection, works by Banksy, Keith Haring and Andy Warhol, the digital installations and the convenient location near Marble Arch. Many note that one to one and a half hours is sufficient to see the museum, although the official website recommends allowing up to two hours.
There are also some criticisms in the reviews. Some visitors find certain sections of the collection rather small. There are also mentions of temporary issues with the facilities.
Your experience of the Moco Museum largely depends on your expectations: it is more of a contemporary museum space with an emphasis on the visual experience than a traditional art gallery.
Anna:
The Moco Museum London left a pleasant impression. I particularly enjoyed the works by Banksy and the digital installations. The museum isn’t too big, so we were able to take our time looking round the exhibition in about an hour and a half. I also liked the location: after visiting the museum, you can go straight for a stroll in Hyde Park. On the downside, some of the galleries were quite crowded, so we had to queue to take photos of the popular pieces. Overall, it’s an interesting place, especially if you’re into contemporary art and unusual exhibition spaces.
Contact details and location
Moco Museum London is located at 1 – 4 Marble Arch, London, W1H 7EJ. The museum is situated at Marble Arch, next to Hyde Park and a few minutes’ walk from Oxford Street.
The nearest Underground station is Marble Arch. It takes about a minute to walk from there to the museum. Bond Street station is about a nine-minute walk away.
The museum does not have its own public car park. Moco recommends the car parks on Bryanston Street and Great Cumberland Place as the nearest options. The Bilton Towers (Care Park) – London Marble Arch public car park is also nearby.
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FAQ
Where is the Moco Museum London?
The museum is located at 1 – 4 Marble Arch, London, W1H 7EJ, near Marble Arch and Hyde Park. The nearest Underground station is Marble Arch.
How much does it cost to visit the museum?
A standard ticket costs from £16.90. A Flex Ticket starts at £23.90, and a VIP Ticket at £28.90. Prices vary depending on the date and the type of ticket chosen. Children under four go in for free.
What are the museum’s opening hours?
From Monday to Thursday the museum is open from 10:00 to 19:00, on Friday and Saturday: from 10:00 to 20:00 and on Sunday: from 10:00 to 19:00. Moco Museum’s opening hours vary between peak and off-peak periods.
