베르켄동크 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Miroslav Stransky's interest in forms and the possibilities of materials is evident in the sculpture Shiseido. Reminiscent of an indigenous mask, the sculpture is constructed from an oval base. A single line depicts the nose and eyes. Another, sharply cut shape represents the mouth.

In several busy connecting alleys in the city center, characteristic features of the city and its inhabitants, both past and present, are highlighted. In Het Hool, Kamstraat, Kanaaldijk N.W./Kasteellaan, and Piet Blomplein, photographs highlight various aspects of life in Helmond. (Changing exhibition)

De Greef creates all his sculptures in bronze, a material in which he feels he can express everything. The sculpture "Muze," installed in the Markt square in 2007, is typical of his work in many ways. By omitting the head and arms and emphasizing the legs, the space the sculpture appears to occupy is much larger than its actual size.

Nestled behind the Lambertus Church lies a somewhat hidden, intimate courtyard: the Lambertushof. It's a tranquil spot where small specialty shops and various studios exude a cultural atmosphere. Throughout the year, the square hosts changing sculpture exhibitions. Several residents have established a foundation with the goal of organizing various artistic events at this unique location.

The St. Lambertus Church in Helmond is an imposing neo-Gothic cruciform basilica built between 1856 and 1861 to a design by architect Pierre Cuypers, known for his designs such as the Rijksmuseum and Amsterdam Central Station. The church was dedicated to St. Lambertus, the patron saint of the city. The building is notable for its tall tower, pointed arches, and rich neo-Gothic details. Inside, you'll find beautiful stained-glass windows, ornate altars, and vaults that give the church an impressive, almost cathedral-like appearance. The St. Lambertus Church is considered one of the most beautiful neo-Gothic churches in Brabant and is an important cultural and historical landmark for Helmond. Located near the city center and the castle, the St. Lambertus Church is a fascinating highlight of any city walk.

Both Alphonse Stallaert and Matthijs Vermeulen (no. 9) are natives of Helmond and composers. Both busts on Piet Blomplein were created by Trudie Broos, commissioned by the municipality. This work raises awareness of the two composers. The works of Alphonse Stallaert (1920-1995) are particularly well-known in France. His compositional style is rooted in the classical tradition, while employing a contemporary notation.

Gerard Brouwer Intimacy and conviviality are central to Brouwer's work. Brouwer's world is a bronze representation of everyday life, filled with unpretentious Dutch scenes. The sculpture at the Market Square depicts two friends shopping. An everyday scene, as it turns out.

Helmond market place a wide and well-maintained center