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The Haus der Kulturen der Welt is an iconic Berlin building with unique architecture and an interesting past. Hear about the story behind it, and learn the history of the building in this Spot. Experience the story of the architects who built the one of a kind building, and the difficulties throughout its construction and history, as well as the ongoing mission of the sight.
The striking building houses "a forum for the contemporary arts and critical debates" and the building itself plays a part in the important mission of the HKW. The HKW organizes and hosts numerous arts and culture events and discussions to promote ongoing discourse.
The location is in Tiergarten, close by to other buildings and sights of architectural interest such as the Brandenburger Tor, The Reichstag, and the German Chancellory. You can reach the location by train, with the stations being U Bundestag, or by Tram, directly to the station Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin).
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