You can listen to the exhibition
Audio guide explains 100 years of the site's history
Whether conveniently at home or on site at the Documentation Center – you can explore the "Nuremberg – Site of the Nazi Party Rallies" exhibition with a new audio guide that gives you access to 25 selected listening stations. Hear for yourself how a local power struggle played out in Weimar-era Nuremberg, what eyewitnesses recall about the Nazi Party Rallies, and why a little pile of shattered pottery is so significant. Find out what forced labor and captivity signified during the war years, and why the "Rally Grounds" still remain a symbolic site today.
The audio guide, roughly 40 minutes in length, offers a first survey of the presentation's most important contents, explains exhibits, and gives you a chance to hear eyewitnesses' own accounts. And it will most certainly whet your curiosity about the many other things that still remain for you to discover on your own when you visit the exhibition.
Technical information
Just use your mobile device to scan the QR code at the entrance to the exhibition. You'll see a map showing where the exhibition's individual listening stations and topic areas are situated. Then you can choose the exhibits' individual spoken explanations right on the map. If you like, you can scroll back and forth after each explanation using the arrows at the bottom of the page. You're welcome to use our no-charge Wi-Fi (NueWifi) at the site for the purpose. We recommend bringing earphones.
A Web-based audio guide to the Interim Exhibition
You can also listen to the entries from the audio guide here on the website.
Audio files