Vacation Inspiration "A Journey Through Time: The Nuremberg Trials"

Description

Explore the history of the city of the Nazi Party Rallies and its present and future as the "city of peace and human rights".

From 1933 to 1938, the National Socialists held their Party Rallies in Nuremberg. Until today, the remains of the buildings built then bear witness to their purpose as a backdrop for a show of propaganda. Over the next few years, the Documentation Center is being expanded and improved. An interim exhibit provides a comprehensive picture of the history of the area and the Party Rallies.

After this difficult subject, the nearby Dutzendteich Lake welcomes you to clear your head and make a stop at the "Gutmann am Dutzendteich" Restaurant. Here, you can enjoy a cool drink and delicious Franconian and international cuisine in a large beer garden with a view of the lake.

Complete your stay with a night in the centrally located Novotel Centre Ville. In the spa area high above the roofs of the city, you can relax and let yourself be pampered and then round out the evening with a drink in the hotel bar. Or choose the centrally located Hotel Park Plaza, with its stylish atmosphere.

The staff of Tourist Information on the Main Market Square will be happy to answer your questions or give you additional inspiring ideas.

Getting there:

For the trip to the Documentation Center Former Nazi Party Rally Grounds as well as the Restaurant Gutmann am Dutzendteich we recommend the use of public transportation. Trams 6, 8: Station "Doku-Zentrum" or S-Bahn (Commuter Rail) Line S2 Station "Dutzendteich".
The hotels are located in the city center near the Main Train Station. Here you have connections to long-distance and local trains, trams, the underground and busses.