Palace of Justice, Nuremberg

2 Gareth Clark - a month ago

The only view of the court room is through an upstairs window, you can't go in currently. Some of the audio isn't guide isn't available in English. As you can't visit the courtroom you're better off not going at the moment, nothing there you can't find on Google/YouTube

5 RosTeK Vlog - 2 years ago

Amazing Historic place where u can feel spirit od History. The entry Is just 6euro but check before u will in if court Room 600 Is open. They are still using IT for the cases. In the prize Is included audio book u have choice od english or german languages. The court Room 600 Is Amazing and beatufill. Is big wooden room where happend one od the biggest process on the world History against nazis. U are free to taking a pictures and recording. Above the room Is small museum where u can see and listening on audio book a lot of interesting things. Is a lot of articuls and pictures. When u will be in numremberg u must see IT. Is also very good tramp connections from main train station.

5 Peter Skriňák - 3 years ago

Very nice monument. We visited it on 1.5., so maybe that was the reason of not many people there. You can learn a lot about the trial, but also other things connected to the war crimes. I can recommend for a stop on your route, you can do it in 1 hour.

5 Leona Sučić - 3 years ago

Very interesting to see how the Soviet influence affected the other 12 trials following the obvious and most famous initial trial. A very good museum. I'd like the audio translated to english text.
You would be right if you thought the Soviets would want to fry them all, it got political quite quickly.

4 Pierros Zevolis - 4 years ago

Huge, historical, with nice architecture justice building complex. This is the place which the famous trials of Nuremberg(actually there were thirteen and not one) of Nuremberg, took place. Museum exists, witch provides useful information for the important historical impact of the place.

5 Jason Noah - 3 years ago

You must go to Justizpalast if you visit Nuremburg. Pay for the guided tour, otherwise, you won't know or understand all that you're seeing. There is a great, more detailed exhibit on the top floor that really gives a perspective of what the trials were like. It's a bit of a ride outside the city center, but once you're there, it only takes about 2 hours to go through completely.

4 Martin Prívozník - 5 years ago

It's definitely interesting to see the venue of the Nuremberg trials if you're in the city. But you can only see the courtroom and another room with a looot of information, not much more further objects, rooms or prison cells. I would create a 'fast track' circuit so that you don't have to listen to everything in your Audioguide for 2 hours if you're not a history freak but just the basic stuff. The entrance fee of 5 EUR per adult is cheap. But it's a must when in Nuremberg.