Zeppelinfeld

The Zeppelinfeld is a vast, rectangular arena surrounded by monumental stone grandstands that rise high above the level of the inner field. Designed by Albert Speer and built between nineteen thirty-five and nineteen thirty-seven, the structure served as the stage for the massive Nazi Party rallies that once defined this landscape. Its architecture, inspired by the ancient Pergamon Altar, features a primary tribune stretching three hundred and sixty meters long.