Kunsthal Helmond

The castle of Helmond is built in 1325. Despite a fierce fire in 1549 it remained well preserved. The castle has been in use as a town hall since 1923 until the 1970s when it became a town museum.

The Gemeentemuseum Helmond is in two buildings, Castle Helmond and Boscotondohal. In the basement is an exhibition about the building and its residents and on the history of Helmond. People and Work is a permanent exhibition. It is a collection of art from home and abroad with the working man as a theme. In Boscotondohal are often exhibitions and is contemporary art from the period 1920-1980.

The Saint Lambert church was built from 1856-1861 in neo-Gothic style. It replaced the previous mediaeval church.

These houses, designed by Dutch architect Piet Blom, are literally cubes, tilted over by 45 degrees. There were 18 cube houses built in Helmond in the mid-1970s, along with 39 in Rotterdam (where one is open as a museum), and 3 in Toronto.

Museum with many old computers on display. The museum includes an arcade hall and a shop.