Stiftung Insel Hombroich

In the location's words:

Hombroich Island - art, nature and architecture in harmony 🌿🎨

Hombroich Island in Neuss is a unique place where art, architecture and nature merge together. The extensive grounds along the Erft river include impressive pavilions in which works of art are presented without labels or barriers - in keeping with the concept of "art parallel to nature".

Museum Insel Hombroich was founded in the 1980s by collector Karl-Heinrich Müller, who wanted to create an environment where visitors could experience art in a very personal way. In addition to modern and contemporary art, you will also find Asian sculptures, architectural masterpieces and a wildly romantic park landscape.

A special highlight is the nearby Hombroich missile station, a former NATO site that now serves as a location for artists and scholarship holders. Together with the Langen Foundation and the Thomas Schütte Sculpture Hall, Hombroich Island forms an extraordinary art and cultural space that is known far beyond the borders of Neuss.

Whether for a relaxing walk, an art exploration or simply a short break from everyday life - Hombroich Island invites you to discover art and nature in a very special way. 🌿✨