
You will explore the 4-kilometer Nazi complex with a guide, visiting key historic sites. The tour includes stops at the Documentation Center and Courtroom 600. This experience is suitable for those interested in WWII history. It does not cater to children under 14. Be aware that the tour involves walking and may require physical stamina.
The Nazi Party Rally Grounds were called the area in the southeast of Nuremberg, on which from 1933 ... It was the first larger organ instrument at a party conference in Nuremberg. ... Around the zeppelin field, which had been created in the swampy area near the dozen pond, even with heavy military vehicles during parades
Parade areas of the Nazi party (Reichsparteitagsgelände, in German), in the city of Nuremberg in Germany, comprises a set of buildings used by the Nazi Party at the congresses from 1933 to 1938. The buildings were designed by Albert Speer (except the Hall of Congress, planned by Ludwig Ruff and Franz Ruff)
In the years 1935 to 1937 the Zeppelinwiese was redesigned to a design by Albert Speer (1934) in a parade grounds with grandstands, with the built on the northeast side of the field Zeppelin grandstand as a dominant backdrop. It is the only completed building on the Reichsparteitagsgelände.
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