Reichsflugplatz Ainring
Hitler inside the factory of the Bayerische Flugzeugwerke
(picture: © 2005 NDR)
The station today
(picture: wikipedia)
Hitler in front of the station
(picture: Sammlung Häusler)
The Vökischer Beobachter of December 25, 1920, right after the nazi’s bought the paper
(picture: rothenburg-
Bayern is the German state where Hitler's political activities started. When Hitler came to Germany he lived in the capitol of Bayern, München. His first speeches in the 20’s mostly took place in Bayern. On this page (and the Bayern 2 & 3 pages) you’ll find all locations in Bayern I could find so far, except for the ones in München, Nürnberg and the Obersalzberg area. They have a page of their own.
1. Stadthalle, Amberg 2. Onoldia Saal, Ansbach 3. Reichsflugplatz Ainring 4.+ 5. Café Maximilian, Augsburg 6. Bayerische Flugzeugwerke, Augsburg 6a. Stadttheater, Augsburg 6b. Station, Augsburg 7. Sängerhalle and Ludwigsbau, Augsburg 7a. Hotel Bube, Bad Berneck 7b. Bad Feilnbach 8. Bad Reichenhall 9. Bad Tölz 10. Hotel Hanselbauer, Bad Wiessee 11. Luitpoldsälen, Bamberg 12. Große Zentralsaal, Bamberg 13. Gasthof Zum Stöhren, Bamberg 14. Festspielhaus, Bayreuth 15. Villa Wahnfried & Siegfriedhaus, Bayreuth 15a. Wagner’s grave, Bayreuth 15b. Hotel Anker, Bayreuth 15c. Richard-
15i. Hotel Zur Post, Bayreuth 15j. Villa Bechstein/Bayerlein, Bayreuth 15k. Eremitage, Bayreuth 15m. Villa Fritz Böhner, Bayreuth 15l. Restaurant Eule, Bayreuth 15n. Stadtfriedhof, Bayreuth 15-
Hitler in front of Hotel Bube
(picture: copyright unknown)
Another picture of Hitler in front of the hotel
(picture: copyright unknown)
A picture of Hotel Bube from an old postcard (picture: postcard)
Meeting of SA-
Location: Unknown
On July 2, 1933 Hitler spoke at a meeting of SA-
Adolf Hitler and Winifred Wagner near the Festspielhaus during the Festspiele of 1933 (Hamann, 2002)
Adolf Hitler and Josef Stolzing-
On the Festspielhaus-
(Hamann, 2002)
Inside the Festspielhaus: Winifred Wagner, Adolf Hitler, Verena Wagner and Wilhelm Furtwängler, probably in 1936. (Hamann, 2002)
Walking towards the Festspielhaus in 1939. (Hamann, 2002)
Near the Festspielhaus in 1939.
(Hamann, 2002)
Crowds gathered to see Hitler at the Festspielhaus in 1940. (Hamann, 2002)
Schloß Herrenchiemsee from the air
An old picture of the castle
Hitler inside the castle
The hall
In front of the castle
The Rasthaus as seen from the lake
(picture: copyright unknown)
The Rasthaus from the air
(picture: copyright unknown)
Hitler on the Chiemsee. It looks like the Rasthaus is behind him.
(picture: copyright unknown)
The Rasthaus, on the lakeside (picture: given to the Hitlerpages, 2009)
On old picture of the back of the Rasthaus, lakeside
(picture: copyright unknown)
More pictures of the Chiemsee Rasthaus and one picture of the Chiemsee Mermaid. I received these pictures of the Rasthaus of a very helpfull and friendly source from Austria! (pictures: given to the Hitlerpages, 2009)
The room where Hitler used to dine. In the centre with the original furniture.
(pictures: given to the Hitlerpages, 2009)
The Days of Coburg: Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 October 1922
On October 14 and 15, 1922 Hitler was present at the third edition of the Deutsche Tage. Right winged people from different party’s met eachother in Coburg. 800 SA-
Other dates on which Hitler came to Coburg
Hitler came back to Coburg on several other dates. Some of the visits get mentioned above as a part of the information about the Deutscher Tage locations. The visits to other locations are mentioned below.
Rathaus/Rathaussaal (25)
Location: Marktplatz
Today: Still there
On October 19, 1935 Hitler came to speek at the Führerappell of the Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps (NSKK) at the Rathaussaal. The NSKK was a paramilitary organisation of the NSDAP, and the following organisation of the so called Motor-
The Rathaus today
(picture: www.wikipedia.de)
Speech at the 15th anniversary of the Day of Coburg
Location: Unknown
Hitler came to Coburg on October 15, 1937 at the 15th anniversary of the Day of Coburg. He held a speech at an unknown location. The picture of the Alte Schützenhaus, shown above, was taken in October 1937. If Hitler came here in 1937 is still unknown to me.
Hitler inside Villa Wahnfried
(Hamann, 2002)
Hitler and Unity Mitford at the Wahnfried garden (Hamann, 2002)
Hitler kissing the hand of Winifred Wagner at villa Wahnfried in 1940. (Hamann, 2002)
Adolf Hitler in Bayreuth on
September 30. 1923.
An old picture of the Schloßplatz
A postcard showing Siegfried Wagner’s favourite bar
Hitler inside the Gasthof, with two of the Wagner children outside the window (Hamann, 2002)
A postcard of the inside of the building (picture: copyright unknown)
A view of the inside in 2009
(pictures: given to the Hitlerpages, 2009)
The boat dock doesn’t seem to be in use anymore (picture: the Hitlerpages, 2016)
Hitler on the lakeside of the building
(picture: copyright unknown)
On these pictures the Rasthaus is still empty (pictures: given to the Hitlerpages, 2009)
The same part of the building as on the icture above it. The roof has been changed. (picture: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
The Rasthaus has been changed into a Medical Centre.
(pictures: the Hitlerpages, 2017)
Hotel Drei Mohren
Location: Maximilianstrasse 40
Today: After the ‘Augsburger Bombennacht’ of 25/26 february 1944 only the facade of the hotel still stood. Nevertheless that was also demolished, together with the rest of the hotel. A new hotel was put in its place.
Adolf Hitler used to visit hotel Drei Mohren when he stayed in Augsburg overnight.
Two old postcards of hotel Drei Mohren. The right one shows the courtyard of the hotel.
(pictures: postcards)
The new hotel
(picture: wikipedia)
Siegfriedhaus/Führerbau (15)
Location: Wagnerstrasse 48, connected to Wahnfried on the eastside
Today: Still there.
During the Festspiele of 1936, and in the years that followed, Hitler lived at the Siegfriedhaus, next to Villa Wahnfried.
Hitler inside the Siegfriedhaus, with behind him Joseph Goebbels.
(Hamann, 2002)
Hitler used to invite the artists of the Festspiele to the Siegfriedhaus. This is a picture of that so called Künstleremfang in 1937. (Hamann, 2002)
The Künstleremfang of 1938. On the left is Franz von Hoessin, who was married to a Jewish wife.
(Hamann, 2002)
Hitler with Verena and Friedelind Wagner, in front of the Siegfriedhaus. (Hamann, 2002)