Helmhaus

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Helmhaus

Art museum · Enge

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Limmatquai 31, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland

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Nestled by the picturesque river Limmat, the Helmhaus showcases vibrant contemporary Swiss art in a historic church, offering free, thought-provoking exhibitions with stunning riverside views.  

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Limmatquai 31, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland Get directions

helmhaus.org
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Limmatquai 31, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland Get directions

+1 0444155677
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"The Helmhaus is situated right down at the picturesque river Limmat. It dedicates itself to the contemporary, Swiss art scene. A special focus is put on the vivid local art scene with its progressive projects ranging from artists such as Alex Sadkowsky (pic 2) to Marc-Antoine Fehr (pic 4 & 5). Artist talks give firsthand insights to the current exhibition and connect artists with visitors." - Plasmadesign Studio

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"Helmhaus, Kreis 1 by Plasmadesign Studio. The Helmhaus is situated right down at the picturesque river Limmat. It dedicates itself to the contemporary, Swiss art scene. A special focus is put on the vivid local art scene with its progressive projects ranging from artists such as Alex Sadkowsky (pic 2) to Marc-Antoine Fehr (pic 4 & 5). Artist talks give firsthand insights to the current exhibition and connect artists with visitors."

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GT Hodge

Google
Adjacent/ river side of this building we saw a pair of Great Crested Grebes doing what appeared to be a mating ritual in the river. So romantic (for them). Also saw swans. And a couple ill advised humans swimming in the river in February. All in all, an interesting spot along the river.

Josh C

Google
Great views of the Fraumünster. Across the street and up the stairs, just next to the Grossmünsterplatz, there is a great view for sunsets. Totally recommend it for photo locations

Nick Dowling

Google
This is a very impressive art gallery that makes good use of the converted historic church it’s located in. There’s no entry fee.

Krzysztof Kwiatkowski

Google
Interesting place to visit

Darina Zaretskaia

Google
Contemporary , strange, sometimes very weird art... I personally like this free of charge art gallery a lot. Besides the coolest exhibitions you can enjoy the center location and the view from the gallery’s windows.

Alejandro Nuñez-Jimenez

Google
Beautiful museum for temporary, modern art exhibitions in a the heart of Zürich. It's worth a visit both because of the collection, which regularly changes, displaying (mostly) local and Swiss creators, and because of the symbolic building that hosts them - and the views of the riverside of town from it. Access is (as far as I know) always free, and the visit won't take too long (10-30 min, depending on your own pace). I would recommend it if you live there or stay for long. I would not argue it is a must-visit part of the town, though.

Despo Evangelou

Google
Really enjoyed this museum, so engaging and current artists are there to talk about the work! Would definitely like to visit again when I'm back in Zurich!

Ariel G

Google
The Helmhaus museum in Zurich captivates with its thought-provoking art, blending experimental pieces and occasionally interesting performative displays. An intriguing haven for art enthusiasts, which I can recommend.

GT Hodge

Google
Adjacent/ river side of this building we saw a pair of Great Crested Grebes doing what appeared to be a mating ritual in the river. So romantic (for them). Also saw swans. And a couple ill advised humans swimming in the river in February. All in all, an interesting spot along the river.

Josh C

Google
Great views of the Fraumünster. Across the street and up the stairs, just next to the Grossmünsterplatz, there is a great view for sunsets. Totally recommend it for photo locations

Nick Dowling

Google
This is a very impressive art gallery that makes good use of the converted historic church it’s located in. There’s no entry fee.

Krzysztof Kwiatkowski

Google
Interesting place to visit

Darina Zaretskaia

Google
Contemporary , strange, sometimes very weird art... I personally like this free of charge art gallery a lot. Besides the coolest exhibitions you can enjoy the center location and the view from the gallery’s windows.

Alejandro Nuñez-Jimenez

Google
Beautiful museum for temporary, modern art exhibitions in a the heart of Zürich. It's worth a visit both because of the collection, which regularly changes, displaying (mostly) local and Swiss creators, and because of the symbolic building that hosts them - and the views of the riverside of town from it. Access is (as far as I know) always free, and the visit won't take too long (10-30 min, depending on your own pace). I would recommend it if you live there or stay for long. I would not argue it is a must-visit part of the town, though.

Despo Evangelou

Google
Really enjoyed this museum, so engaging and current artists are there to talk about the work! Would definitely like to visit again when I'm back in Zurich!

Ariel G

Google
The Helmhaus museum in Zurich captivates with its thought-provoking art, blending experimental pieces and occasionally interesting performative displays. An intriguing haven for art enthusiasts, which I can recommend.

Tanya K.

Yelp
The most unfriendly "museum" staff I have ever encountered. We went for a photography exhibition. The space is rather large and stark white, perfect for a photography exhibition. There were literally four other individuals viewing the exhibition so it was not crowded. We were immediately accosted by a gruff female employee who demanded that one of us stay outside of the exhibition space with our toddler who was sleeping in her stroller. There were no signs stating that toddlers or strollers werent allowed. As we have lived here long enough to know how to deal with the rude and pushy swiss german we firmly told her "NO!" And continued on our way. She evil eyed us as we left but didn't dare try stating anything else. I won't go back.