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All ticket prices include a 10% service fee. The tickets cannot be canceled, returned or exchanged.
Online ticketing is not possible for groups of 10 or more and school classes. If you have any questions about group bookings, please contact us at:
buchung.dokumentationszentrum@stadt.nuernberg.de
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We regret that the horseshoe-shaped main body of the Congress Hall is not open to visitors. You can view the inner courtyard from a visitor platform on the part of the structure that joins the two ends of the horseshoe together. Please note that access to the platform may be restricted depending on the situation. The northern wing of the Congress Hall houses the Documentation Center for the Nazi Party Rally Grounds, where you can visit the Interim Exhibition during open hours.
You can use the following methods of payment:
- Cash
- girocard
- Credit Cards: VISA, VISA Electron, Maestro
An average of two hours are required to visit the permanent exhibition.
The exhibition texts are in German and English. All visitors will also receive a media guide with audio content and individual audio tours. This is included in the entrance fee.
The audio tour, lasting around 90 minutes, is available in German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Russian and Turkish. Hebrew will follow shortly.
Photography, filming and sound recordings are permitted in the exhibition provided they are for private, non-commercial purposes and no flash or tripod is used. The images or videos must also be clearly identifiable as having been taken in the context of the exhibition. Any journalistic, editorial or commercial use as well as films, photos or recordings made outside this framework require prior permission via this
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We assume no liability for the rights of third parties (in particular copyright, privacy rights and trademark rights).
Photo or film material obtained in this way may not be modified, adapted or distorted for publication using artificial intelligence (AI). This applies particularly to any form of generative or manipulative processing. The City of Nuremberg reserves the right to take legal steps in the event of any infringement.
We welcome posts about the exhibition on social media. If you post, please mark or link our official account: @dokuzentrum.nbg
Groups of ten or more people should register their visit in advance with our booking office.
buchung.dokumentationszentrum@stadt.nuernberg.de
The exhibition at the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds is not suitable for children under the age of 14. Visits by school groups are advisable only for grade 8 and above, provided the topic has been addressed in class.
According to our statutes, dogs – with the exception of service dogs – are not permitted in any of the Nuremberg Municipal Museums .
The "Café Arthur at the Documentation Center" offers coffee and cake as well as a variety of beverages and light snacks. It is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on holidays.
Café Arthur at the Documentation Center
Outside of these hours, a vending machine with snacks and drinks is available in the break area on Level 1.
Eating and drinking are not permitted in the exhibition area. However, you are welcome to consume any food or beverages you bring with you in the designated break area near the lockers on Level 1. A vending machine with snacks and drinks is also available there. For a longer break, we invite you to visit our inclusive "Café Arthur at the Documentation Center," located in the entrance area on Level 0. It is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on holidays.
Café Arthur at the Documentation Center
There is unfortunately no direct drive-up access to the Interim Exhibition by car. Pay parking is available a few minutes' walk away, on the street called "An der Ehrenhalle" and in the parking lot at the Meistersingerhalle. There is a marked bus stop in front of the Documentation Center for groups to board or disembark. Parking for buses is available on two streets, Schultheissallee and An der Ehrenhalle.
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Yes. The entryway to the Documentation Center is stair-free, and there is an elevator located just inside the entrance on Level 0. On the same floor, there is a wheelchair-accessible restroom. The ticket desk and interim exhibition are located on Level 1.
Near to the entrance, there are four parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities.
The former Nazi Party Rally Grounds are freely accessible. At 23 locations all over the grounds, panels in German and English provide information about the history of the site. For a first short tour, you should plan about 90 minutes. You may buy a map (German/English/French/Spanish/Russian/Czech) at the Documentation Center ticket office.
The association "Geschichte Für Alle" (History for All) offers a 2-hour tour of the grounds.
The Former Nazi Party Rally Grounds
The Zeppelin Grandstand should be accessible again starting in September 2028. Zeppelin Field is expected to open to the general public in the first quarter of 2031.
The Zeppelin Grandstand and Zeppelin Field are currently closed to visitors owing to extensive structural work to ensure visitor safety. The Zeppelin Grandstand should be accessible again from September 2028. Zeppelin Field is expected to open to the general public in the first quarter of 2031.
The Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds offers internships for students of history and related subjects so they can fulfill their internship requirements. Basic knowledge of the specific subject area and command of the German language are prerequisites. The internship will last at least 6 weeks. Unfortunately, interns cannot be paid.
If interested, please send us your application materials and indicate a preferred interview date. You can also submit your materials digitally if you wish.
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