The Reich Court Building – A Journey Through History and Law
Are you passionate about jurisprudence? Are you fascinated by architecture or simply curious about an important piece of German history? We warmly welcome you! Let yourself be captivated by the unique atmosphere of the former Reich Court building. Today it houses the Federal Administrative Court.
Immerse yourself with us in the exciting past of this magnificent building! Learn more about its important role in the German legal system - both then as the seat of the Reich Court and today as the highest administrative court in Germany. From historical trials to important verdicts to exciting architectural details: this building tells stories from more than 125 years of German legal history.
Completed in 1895, the building was once erected as a monumental symbol of the "third power" in the state. Its majestic architecture with an impressive dome, magnificent columns and artistic decorations reflects the spirit of the time. The opulent architectural style is reminiscent of the Reichstag building in Berlin. It still impresses visitors from all over the world today.
Take a look behind the scenes of this unique building with our certified tour guide! Explore historic courtrooms and impressive halls where Germany's biggest legal cases were once decided. Experience where administrative law is administered today and hear what decisions were made here that have had a lasting impact on our society.
Come with us on a journey through time through law, history and architecture – a tour of the Federal Administrative Court that will amaze you!
Interest in jurisprudence and architecture.
- The number of participants per tour is limited.
- Negotiations or events scheduled at short notice may result in tours being cancelled at short notice.
- Bags, backpacks, umbrellas, etc. must be locked. A limited number of lockers are available in the anteroom.
Please arrive at the meeting point approximately 15 minutes before the start.
Appointment overview
Friday, May 18.04.2025th, XNUMX
16:00
Saturday, May 19.04.2025th
16:00
Sunday, May 20.04.2025th, XNUMX
16:00
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