Kröller-Müller Museum

The museum displays modern art across multiple galleries, featuring a substantial collection of Vincent van Gogh paintings and drawings within a modernist building complex.

In 1937, art collector Helene Kröller-Müller established this institution to share her extensive collection of nineteenth and twentieth-century artworks with the general public.

The museum holds the second largest Van Gogh collection worldwide, with ninety paintings and over one hundred eighty drawings by the Dutch post-impressionist painter.

Visitors can access the museum through the Hoge Veluwe National Park entrance, where they can borrow white bicycles to explore both the museum and surrounding nature.

The sculpture garden spans twenty-five hectares, presenting over one hundred sixty sculptures integrated into the forest landscape of the national park.

Location: Ede

Location: Otterlo

Inception: July 13, 1938

Founders: Helene Kröller-Müller

Architects: Henry van de Velde, Wim Quist

Official opening: 1938

Part of: Kröller Müller Museum complex

Address: Houtkampweg 6

Phone: +31318591241

Website: http://krollermuller.nl

GPS coordinates: 52.09583,5.81694

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:34