Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds

Southeast of Nuremberg’s medieval city center, the Nazi Party Rally Grounds stand as a vast, untended tract of land that once served as the stage for some of Adolf Hitler’s most infamous and dangerous speeches during the rise of the Third Reich. Today, the nearby Documentation Center museum offers a detailed chronicle of the terrors inflicted by the Nazi party during World War II, providing visitors with a somber and educational experience.

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Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds