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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.
Danielle CummingsDanielle Cummings
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Great place for rock Im park festival , excellent campsite for backstage with good facilities, hot running water and guy who ran the breakfast marquee was so good to cater for myself and partner who are gluten and dairy free , big thumbs up for that , weather was lovely and most of the security and ground staff were very friendly and very helpful , apart from the woman at the ticket queue who was a bit rude and made us go to back of queue to wait for another 30mins after we checked in cos there was a problem with the check-in machine and only 1 person working when there was 4 windows and staff just sitting around , so organisation skills need a bit of tweaking hence the 4 stars and not 5, recommend getting there early and booking tickets in advance for the camping and festival.
Dan KerridgeDan Kerridge
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Historical attraction, a must visit in Nuremberg for any WWII enthusiasts. Being there in person getting the feel of how big this was also considering the times back then. The informative boards are great to help picture how this place was used and looked back then. A mixed feeling standing at then post overviewing the site. Easy accessible by car, thou as we stayed near by we visited by rental electrical scooters. This gave us an easy coverage of the surrounding area. As we visited high season we were there at sunset and thereby avoided a crowed of tourist and it also gave a better feel of the dark “back then”.
Ole KirkegårdOle Kirkegård
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I had mixed feelings about visiting here, since it was meant to glorify the NSDAP and the mustache man, but it is a piece of history. The destruction of the swastika that used to be at the top was one of the iconic images of the end of WW2. The viewing stand is largely intact, though you can’t go inside the gallery at the top. The colonnades on either side were destroyed by the West German government in the 60s so it’s not as imposing as it was in the old films. It doesn’t take long to visit and it’s free, so for WW2 history enthusiasts, it’s worth visiting.
Brian PlanchardBrian Planchard
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A place where history comes to life. This is the most important thing about a historic monument. It's hard of course to find the political will, to improve and renew this site, due to how controversial it is. Maybe in the near future this place will become more than an abandoned field. It does add to the experience and makes it feel eerie and dark. Here where the State, became an object of worship, where resentment was harnessed to create new slave morality, where the hysteria of democracy lead to another totalitarian state.
Andreas M.Andreas M.
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It's quite the historical place and definitely something that shouldn't be missed. The old zeppelin field is also where Hitler gave speeches during his reign. Therefore full of significance. It's now a free park to enter and wander around the grounds. It's also used for driving schools. Some billboards provide information. Dogs can enter. Parking next door appears to be free when we visited. Highly recommend.
Paul HellerPaul Heller
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attractions: Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds, Kongresshalle, Arena Nürnberger Versicherung, Campo Zeppelin, KNAUS Camping Park Nuremberg, Valznerweiher, Zeppelinhaupttribüne, Eisdisco Nürnberg, Dutzendteich, restaurants: Gutmann am Dutzendteich, Duck & Curry, China-Restaurant Tang, Island Restaurant Valzner Weiher, Bootshaus Nürnberg, Gaststätte Geflügelhof, Gaststätte Zeppelinfeld, Stuhlfauth-Stuben, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizzeria Post am Dutzendteich
