Haus Deutschen Kunst

This was designed by Paul Ludwig Troost, Albert Speer amongst others was one of his pupils. The building was completed in 1937 after his death. In my view the best example of Nazi monumental architecture still standing today. It gives one an insight into of how German cities might have looked if the Nazis had won the war and Hitler’s architectural dreams has become a reality.

Mühldorf

Underground Messerchmitt factory where many Jewish prisoners died building it.
Visited by Dachau Memorial guides. Here follow a few pictures of what it looks like today.

A few views from the Eagles Nest

I will try and get some views up soon of it in winter, when it is closed to the public.