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If you’re a history buff, you would enjoy this tour. Our guide, Darius, picked us up at our hotel exactly when he said he would. There were only two others on the tour. Darius adjusted the schedule so we could be at the Palace of Justice in time to see a presentation in courtroom 600. After the presentation, there was still about an hour to go through the museum on your own. The next stop was where the rallies were held. Darius gave us about a thirty minute history lesson, which started to get a little long, since we stood the whole time, but I understand he was trying to give a thorough background of how the Nazis came to power. The other stops were shorter, but still informative, since he showed us pictures of what the stadiums and grounds looked like back in the 30s.

This was one of the best tours I have been on! Andres was very knowledgeable, happy to answer questions and connected well with everyone on the tour. He made a point of making it inclusive for non-native speakers without oversimplifying it for history buffs. His love of Nuremberg and his excitement to share to share it came through at every stop. Highly recommended!!!

Rob was one of the best, most energetic, and pleasant guides I have had in a long time. I would personally like to thank Rob and his tour company for helping all of us on the tour and making it happen: there was a marathon happening in Nuremberg that day, so Rob was delayed due to the unexpected traffic and road closures. Even getting a taxi was challenging. Nevertheless, the company and Rob contacted us, gave us all lots of assurance and help, and we all got started and had a fantastic tour. Rob knew a LOT about the Third Reich, Germany and WWII, and he had an excellent booklet of photos which helpfully illustrated his information. One piece of trivia I learned was that Bayer aspirin and the soda Fanta had Nazi origins--and they were my grandmother's favorites. She never took anything but Bayer and adored Fanta--she even drank it at breakfast! Rob gave us lots of important background information about the important historic spots in Nuremberg. We saw the former documentation center and Nazi rally grounds, the zeppelin field, and finally the Nuremberg Palace of Justice and the famous Courtroom 600. Seeing all these places I have read about in history classes many years ago was so important to me. Rob made it happen and told me a lot about these sights I had either forgotten or never knew. Highly recommended tour--especially the visit to Courtroom 600. The Courtroom 600 tour has a very good cheap (1 euro) audio guide and the information-museum center is quite good too.