Zeppelinfeld

5 Danielle Cummings - a month ago

Well, I was not prepared for this experience. There isn't "much" here, other than the stadium and the grassy area it overlooks, but the history of the place is overwhelming. There is a parking lot next to this structure, which is free and I believe has unlimited hours, and from there you can walk all over the grounds, including up to the pulpit of the stadium itself. There are MANY informational signs, with English and German, but unfortunately many of them have graffiti written on them. We stopped here only briefly after visiting the Kongresshalle, and my husband actually stayed in the car with our kids, but I was able to explore enough to get a sense of the significance of the place in 15 minutes, and wish I had had more time to spend. A must-see, in my opinion, if you're within an hour of it.

5 Joakim Howlid - 3 months ago

A gigantic area/landmark you must see when in Nuremberg.

Be prepared for a lot of walking, a bike or scooter is the easy option to explore the venue and surroundings.

3 Nick M - 2 months ago

One assumes that the local government does not want to glorify the troubled past of the city and this site in particular.

It has kind of been left to fall into disrepair and probably wasn't worth the trip out of town to see it (definitely not worth it if you have little interest in history).

There are a few info boards on site.

3 Simon Harvey - 2 months ago

Strange place to visit and I am actually amazed it hasn’t been bulldozed. Quite spooky and very sobering!

3 Maxim Baranov - a year ago

Many things were dismantled since the 60s, such as the pillar gallery! At the same time lots of restoration work had been done. Some sitting areas are overgrown with weeds. It seems that the inner area is in use for all kinds of sports, there is even a mini football field there. The Tribüne is open and anyone can visit.

5 Brian De Coster - 2 months ago

When I stood there, a shiver runs up my spine. How can one galvanize so much people and secretly kill millions?

5 patoe rosales - 2 months ago

Amazing piece of history in Nürnberg where you can freely walk in.