Kroller-Muller Museum
Overview
Set inside Hoge Veluwe National Park, the museum grew from the collection of Helene Kroller-Muller, one of the first great collectors of Van Gogh. It holds the second largest collection of his work after the Van Gogh Museum, including Cafe Terrace at Night. Henry van de Velde designed the original building, and one of Europe's largest sculpture gardens spreads works by Dubuffet, Moore and others through the woods.
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