• Supreme Administrative Court - Constructed during the Wilhelmine imperial era in 1879 as an imperial court, this building embodies judicial tradition through its grand architecture. Within the spacious courtroom, visitors will find impressive state coats of arms and imperial imagery. Additionally, there is an opportunity to learn about the official attire that continues to distinguish federal judges today: a crimson robe paired with a beret.

The tour guides will also highlight the building’s diverse history, from serving as an Art Museum during the GDR period to its reinstatement as the Federal Court’s seat in 2002.

• Guided tour of the Federal Administrative Court

The Federal Administrative Court plays a crucial role in maintaining legal unity within the Federal Republic of Germany, making it a cornerstone of the nation’s democracy. This tour offers an engaging exploration into the core of German justice. Experience German legal history firsthand within this captivating architectural complex.

As Germany’s highest administrative court, the Federal Administrative Court comprises 14 Senates where judges resolve administrative law disputes and contribute to the advancement of legal education. The exclusive certified tour provides a historical journey through judicial milestones, including significant rulings and historical events like the notorious 1933 Reichstag fire trial.

This tour seamlessly blends judicial history, architectural marvels, and the contemporary landscape of jurisprudence in Germany.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.