Federal Administrative Court Leipzig: A journey into the heart of German justice

Immerse yourself in German legal history at the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig! This informative tour offers a unique glimpse into the world of administrative law, highlighting landmark cases like the Reichstag fire trial of 1933 and Karl Liebknecht's 1907 defense.

Marvel at the court's stunning architecture, a symbol of judicial tradition since 1879. The building's grand courtroom is adorned with national coats of arms and imperial paintings, reflecting its rich historical significance.

Learn about the distinctive crimson robes federal judges wear, a tradition that continues to this day. Discover the building's past roles, from an art museum during the GDR era to resuming its judicial function in 2002.

Ideal for enthusiasts of history, architecture, and the judicial system, this tour is a compelling rainy-day activity in Leipzig. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with German justice's past and present!