13. The Former Dutzendteich Station

Party Rally participants at Dutzendteich Station, 1934. Photo credit: Nuremberg Municipal Archives

Dutzendteich Station had been in service since December 1, 1871. Between 1934 and 1936, the National Socialists expanded it with roofed-over platforms to accommodate tens of thousands of Party Rally participants. During the mass events, the trains ran every minute.

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The former station restaurant was enlarged, and is a popular beer garden today.

Until 1990, Dutzendteich Station was a stop for local public transportation. Today it has been replaced by two commuter train stations, Dutzendteich and Frankenstadion.

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