Nolde Museum Seebüll

The Nolde Museum exhibits paintings, watercolors, and prints within a brick building constructed in Bauhaus architectural design near the North Sea coast.

The site was established after Ada and Emil Nolde purchased land in 1926, leading to the creation of both their residence and the museum foundation.

The museum maintains an extensive collection of German expressionist artworks, reflecting the natural landscapes and light characteristics of Northern Germany.

The museum welcomes visitors from March through October, with admission prices of 12 euros for adults and free entry for individuals under 18.

The museum building integrates the original living quarters of Emil Nolde, where he resided and created art until 1956.

Location: Neukirchen

Operator: Stiftung Seebüll Ada und Emil Nolde

Address: Seebüll 31, 25927 Neukirchen

Website: http://nolde-stiftung.de

GPS coordinates: 54.88370,8.77310

Latest update: September 20, 2025 21:00