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Step inside the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig and discover the fascinating world of German justice. This exclusive guided tour offers a rare glimpse into the highest administrative court in Germany, where landmark legal decisions have shaped the nation’s history.
Marvel at the court’s grand architecture, originally built in 1879 as the Imperial Court of Justice. Walk through impressive halls adorned with national coats of arms and imperial paintings, and visit the historic courtrooms where pivotal trials, such as the Reichstag fire trial of 1933, took place.
Your knowledgeable guide will share captivating stories about the building’s varied past, including its transformation into an art museum during the GDR era and its restoration as the seat of the Federal Court in 2002. You’ll also learn about the traditions and attire of federal judges, including their distinctive crimson robes and berets.
The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours and is available in German, with English tours offered upon request. Meet your group in front of the court at Simsonplatz 1, and be sure to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to ensure a prompt start.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience the intersection of history, law, and architecture in Leipzig. Secure your spot now and uncover the stories behind Germany’s most important legal institution.
