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Reichsparteigelande (Nazi Party Rally Grounds), Nuremberg

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#3 of 40 in Historic Sites in Nuremberg

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Reichsparteigelande (Nazi Party Rally Grounds) is a massive square where the Nazi Party and Adolf Hitler held huge rallies. Some of these infamous gatherings between 1933 and 1938 included nearly a million participants. Today the whole site, more than 11 sq km (4.24 sq mi) is a memorial. You can wander through the remaining buildings, including Zeppelin Field, the SS Barracks, and the gigantic Congress Hall. Before you head to Nuremberg, plan trip itinerary details with our user-friendly Nuremberg travel tool , to make sure you see all that Nuremberg has to offer, including Reichsparteigelande (Nazi Party Rally Grounds).

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• By Kevin W

  I visited this venue for the NAZI torchlight parades and NAZI Party rallies, now part of an information centre on the rise and fall and the misdeeds of the Third Reich. It can be reached by the...  more »

• By _R6072DU

  Very well organized as many things in Germany. You get to know many revealing details about world war 2 and especially the nazi party.  more »

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• By Andrew Nash

  Excellent museum focusing on the Nazi Party rallies held in Nuremberg. Located in the partially built Nazi Party congress hall (it gives a good impression of the size the full building would have been). The exhibits are very well presented and the audio guide presents a good description of the exhibits. One highlight was the film clip and technical information about Leni Riefenstahl's movie Triumph of the Will, how it was filmed, what it was designed to show. Our visit was longer than I expected because the museum was so interesting. After visiting you can walk through what's left of the rally grounds, it gives you a sense of scale.

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• By Maaz Ahmed

  Spent couple of hours there and it totally worth it. What ever the reality was, but this place tells a story worth hearing. If you are a student, your ticket will only cost 1,5 euro.

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