• Thingstätte - Heidelberg Attraction | Expedia.com.au

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    Thingplatz (or Thingstätte) is an open-air amphitheater set on Heiligenberg (Holy Mountain), which rises above the city of Heidelberg.

  • Thingstätte - Heidelberg - Not Lonely Planet

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    The Thingstätte in Heidelberg is an open-air amphitheater located on the Heiligenberg hill, not far from the city center. Here’s an overview of this historical site

  • Local Destination Heidelberger Thingstätte in Heidelberg

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    The destination Heidelberger Thingstätte located in Heidelberg is a Monument. So far no further information has been entered for a tour or a visit to...

  • Heidelberg Thingstätte: The Abandoned Third Reich Open...

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    The Heidelberg Thingstätte is an open air theater located in the German city of Heidelberg.

  • Category:Thingstätte Heiligenberg - Wikimedia Commons

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    ...festivalů nacistické NSDAP; Duits nationaal monument in Heidelberg; Heidelberger Thingstätte; Thingstätte (Heidelberg); Thingstätte Heiligenberg...

  • Thingstätte - Historic and Protected Site in Heidelberg

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    See 65 photos and 4 tips from 304 visitors to Thingstätte. "Really beautiful spot and interesting (if also dark) history. Well worth the trek!"

  • Heidelberg Thingstätte | G Dan Mitchell Photography

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    Heidelberg Thingstätte. © Copyright 2021 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved. ... 2 thoughts on “Heidelberg Thingstätte”.

  • Thingstätte (Heidelberg)

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    Der Verfall der Thingstätte geht jedoch weiter und der Ausblick auf Heidelberg wird inzwischen durch Bäume verdeckt.

  • Heidelberg Thingstätte — Geriatri'x' Fotogallery

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    The Thingstätte was built from 1934 to 1935 by the Reich Labor Service and Heidelberg students. The stage should primarily be used for propaganda events.