the art of hard rock

12 Mar

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In 1971, two Americans founded the very first Hard Rock Cafe in London. Forty years later, the chain now owns one of the world’s largest collections of music memorabilia. There are restaurants everywhere – Cancun, Beirut, Phuket and Florence, just to name a few. There are Hard Rock hotels, casinos, and hey, you can even have a Hard Rock wedding if you love the brand that much.

It’s safe to say that the Hard Rock brand name is well-established, internationally synonymous with burgers, rock music and tourists flaunting their Hard Rock Punta Cana white tees. To celebrate the success of the brand and the tenth birthday of Hard Rock Munich, the Amerika Haus is currently exhibiting some very rock’n'roll portraits. Works from the likes Udo Lindenberg, Jim Morrison, Frank Zappa and Buddy Holly can be found adorning the Amerika Haus’ walls until 5 April.

So happy birthday Hard Rock Munich – to celebrate, I might head down there soon to enjoy an amazing mushroom and Swiss burger. Surely Munich’s best burger (having been disappointed by a Schnelle Liebe burger last week, way too much mayo).

The Art of Hard Rock:

Monday- Friday 10am-5pm, Wednesday 10am-8pm

Entrance free.

3 Responses to “the art of hard rock”

  1. Frau Dietz March 14, 2012 at 9:15 am #

    My brother used to work as overnight security in the London one in the 90s; he says he used to love wandering around twanging guitar strings. I’ve never been to a Hard Rock Cafe myself, but all your talk of amazing burgers is tempting me :)

    • Rachel March 14, 2012 at 11:17 am #

      Seriously, the best burgers in Munich!

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