Places with audio guides - Germany

The former aircraft production site in Taucha recalls industry linked to Auto Union, forced labor, and the plant’s postwar dismantling.

A moated castle in Balve with roots in the Middle Ages, a long tradition of the Landsberg-Velen family, and the well-known Balve Optimum equestrian tournament.

The State Gallery in Stuttgart combines the neoclassical Alte Staatsgalerie and the modern Neue Staatsgalerie, with important collections from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.

The bronze monument to Gotthold Ephraim Lessing on Lessing Square in Braunschweig, the work of Ernst Rietschel from 1853.

A vast memorial on the site of one of the largest Nazi camps, with exhibitions on the prisoners, the resistance, the liberation, and the postwar use of the grounds.

A rare natural monument in an abandoned quarry near Bad Essen shows the tracks of sauropods and theropods from the Late Jurassic.

The striking castle above Marburg, the first residence of the Hessian landgraves, with an exceptionally valuable Gothic chapel and the Princes' Hall.

The former railway bridge over the Ruhr between Bochum-Dahlhausen and Essen-Burgaltendorf recalls the development of industrial transport in the Ruhr area.