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Tours
Routes through the record
A quieter view of each itinerary: what the route covers, how long it takes, and where the visit moves from site to source.
5 hours · Self transfer
Munich - Rise & Reckoning
Where the movement began, how it staged itself in civic space, and how the city later reckoned with that history. The route moves through Konigsplatz, the Feldherrnhalle, the White Rose memorial at the university, and other sites where resistance, compliance, and post-war remembrance still sit close together in the urban fabric. We read facades, memorials, and street plans alongside the record so the city is not treated as backdrop, but as evidence. The walking route keeps the emphasis on context, showing how the same streets held propaganda, fear, and later public memory in the same frame.
- Konigsplatz & party district
- White Rose resistance
- Post-war reckoning
9 hours · Self transfer
Obersalzberg & The Eagle's Nest
A full day in the Bavarian Alps focused on landscape, infrastructure, and the record left behind. The itinerary includes the Obersalzberg Documentation Centre, the bunker system, and the Kehlsteinhaus above the valley, with the mountain setting interpreted through the political and administrative history that shaped it. The route connects the visible terrain to the hidden architecture of power, showing how the site was arranged, used, and later reframed. It is a long, layered day that moves between the mountain views and the documents that explain why they matter.
- Documentation Centre
- Bunker complex
- Kehlsteinhaus summit
6 hours · Self transfer
Nuremberg
Courtroom 600, the Palace of Justice, and the documentary record of the post-war trials anchor this route. It follows the space where evidence, testimony, procedure, and judgment were assembled, and asks what the trials could and could not resolve after the scale of the crimes became known. The emphasis is on the physical room, the legal process, and the documentary trail that still shapes how the trials are understood today. We trace the sequence from courtroom procedure to public memory, with attention to what the record says and what it leaves unresolved.
- Courtroom 600
- Palace of Justice
- Trial documentation
5 hours · Self transfer
Dachau - Site & Memory
A restrained visit to the memorial site centered on prisoner experience, the camp system, liberation, and the difficult work of public memory. The route keeps close to the physical remains and the commemorative landscape, tracing how the site is read today without softening what happened there. We move slowly through the grounds and focus on the relationship between surviving structures, testimony, and the memorial decisions that frame the present-day site. The aim is clarity rather than completeness, with space left for the site itself to carry the weight of the visit.
- Memorial grounds
- Camp system context
- Liberation & remembrance