Bauhaus Museum, Weimar, Art museum in Weimar, Germany.
The Bauhaus Museum in Weimar holds a large collection of original pieces, furniture, and artworks created during the earliest phase of this influential design movement. The contemporary building presents the works through varied artistic mediums and thematic exhibition focuses.
The museum was founded in 1995 to preserve the world's oldest collection of original Bauhaus works starting from 1919. In 2019 it moved to a new building that better accommodates the expanding collection.
The museum shows how Bauhaus changed the way people thought about everyday objects and taught new approaches to making things. Visitors can see how these ideas still influence modern design today.
The museum sits near Weimarhallenpark and welcomes visitors daily with guided tours available in multiple languages. Plan enough time to walk through all exhibition areas at a comfortable pace.
The collection includes works by Walter Gropius and other founding figures, featuring original designs rarely seen elsewhere in public. These pieces show how early creative minds put their bold ideas into practice.
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