Best places: Art museums in Monheim am Rhein, Germany

Oldest museum in the city, home to important Gothic, Renaissance & Impressionist collections.

Modern & classic Christian artworks in contemporary spaces amid 19th-century church remains.

The formerly private collection of Peter Ludwig, with paintings, ceramics, sketches & prints.

Large art museum for modern & fine art masterpieces, including works by Rubens & decorative arts.

Sculpture park with works by founder Tony Cragg & others, plus 20th-century house with guided tours.

Noted collection of Medieval religious art & sculpture housed in an elegant Romanesque church.

Museum displaying the art of the dadaist/surrealist Max Ernst, in neoclassical & glass buildings.

Paintings & sculpture from China, Japan & Korea, especially 10th-14th centuries, in modern museum.

Cultural center with 10 airy pavilions uniting Asian and modern art with architecture & landscape.

Museum showcasing European arts & crafts from Middle Ages to present, plus modern design exhibits.

Contemporary German & European art in 1970s museum with tunnel gallery displaying new artists' work.

👍👍 On Easter Monday I was very lucky to be able to watch one of the "Night Watchers" and also meet Mr. J. Pohl - puppet and actor - who, among other things, organized the transport. There are lots of strange things to see and admire! I really liked the exhibition of Stefan Wewerka's art objects.

👍👍 A very great exhibition and a little insider tip in Flingern. I think the rule that everyone pays what they can/want is great. Absolute recommendation!

👍 We were there with a jga farewell. The bride got a free ticket. Great. It's good that you can take photos in peace and there are no strangers standing next to you. It was incredibly hot in the place because there was no air conditioning. A few fans every now and then. But unfortunately that doesn't...

👍👍 It was nice there. Lots of selfie sets for Instagram members. The sets are all small, but extend over 2 floors. You can also borrow roller skates and glasses for free for taking photos. Some costumes are also available for use if desired. Parking spaces There aren't many in the inner courtyard. It's...

👍👍 Now appropriately called the Museum for Persecuted Arts, it is a reminder of the unfortunate times of the Third Reich, where unpopular painters were banned. And the pictures provide a lot of information about the time at that time, so that we learn that this should not, never, be allowed to happen a...

Set below the Rhine Promenade, this exhibition space features rotating shows of contemporary art.

👍👍 Always really interesting exhibitions, good organization, a beautiful building and a nice atmosphere with a park and a fountain in summer! The art is world class

👍 Great location on the Rhine. Great art project. Unfortunately the area outside is very dirty. Here I wish there was a group from the city that would go all the way.

👍👍 We took part in a tour of the Bilker Bunker and were also informed about the art exhibition currently taking place there. It was fascinating!! Afterwards you can visit the bar, cool atmosphere there.