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Haus der Kunst
Prinzregentenstraße 1,
Munich
Munich & the Bavarian Alps
Germany
089-211-270
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Munich & the Bavarian Alps
Germany
089-211-270
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In the south end of the Englischer Garten is the Haus der Kunst (House of Art). It has no permanent collection but was commissioned by the Nazis to exhibit their ideas of real German art. Hitler opened the building in person (and broke the hammer with the first blow!). It currently houses temporary exhibitions and events.
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