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Fürstenhaus Herrenhausen
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Fürstenhaus Herrenhausen

Heritage and Art in a Noble Hanoverian Palace

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Between 1955 and 2011, the Fürstenhaus Herrenhausen in Hanover served as a museum, showcasing furniture, paintings, porcelain, and sculptures on its ground floor. This palace, owned by the House of Welf, is an architectural heritage monument and was a favored venue for special events.
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The palace has been closed to the public since 2011.

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Architectural Heritage Monument

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