Introduction
Austria
- Upper and lower Austria
  - Höbarth Museum. Horn (lower Austria, 73 km NW of Vienna)
  - Döllersheim (lower Austria, Zwettl district)
  - Braunau am Inn (upper Austria)
  - Leonding (upper Austria, district of Linz)
  - Lambach (upper Austria, Wels district)
  - Linz (upper Austria)
  - Sankt Pölten (lower Austria)
  - Grundlsee (Steiermark, Liezen district)
  - Mönichkirchen (lower Austria, Neunkirchen district, 75 km south of Vienna)
  - Klesheim Palace (Schloß Klesheim, district of Salzburg)
- Vienna
  - Schillerplatz (first district). Academy of Fine Arts
  - The Ring (Ringstraße)
  - The Court Opera (now called Staatsoper)
  - Parliament Building
  - Burgtheater
  - Heldenplatz (first district)
  - Kärtner Ring 16 (first district). Hotel Imperial
  - Neuer Markt (first district). Kaisergruft
- Hitler’s rooms in Vienna
  - Stumpergasse 29 (6th district)
  - Felberstraße 22
  - Sechshauserstraße 58
  - Simon Denk Gasse 11 (9th District)
  - Reminiscences of a Hitler landlady
- The Vienna Homeless Shelters
  - Kastanienallee 2 (13th district). The Meidling Asylum for the Shelterless
  - Wurlitzergasse 89. Homeless shelter
  - Meldemann Straße 27 (20th district, Brigittenau). Männerheim
- Marxergasse 17 (3rd district). The Sofiensäle
- Währinger Strasse 21 (9/18 district)
- Weihburggasse 3 (first district). Stadtkrug
- Simmeringerhauptstraße. Zentralfriedhof (Central Cemetery)
Germany
- Hitler’s German architects and the fate of their buildings
- Munich
  - Munich City Center
  - North side of Prielmayerstraße northwest of Stachus. Justizpalast.
  - Maxburgstrasse at Herzog-Max-Strasse, southeast corner.
  - Neuhauserstrasse at Kapellenstrasse. Father Rupert Mayer's crypt.
  - Altheimer Eck 19, the "Poison Kitchen." The Munich Post was published here.
  - Ettstrasse 2. Police headquarters
  - Neues Rathaus (City Hall)
  - Corneliusstrasse 12
  - Petersplatz 8. Cafe Neumayr, a Hitler favorite
  - Tal 54-55. Nazi Party birthplace
  - Thierschstrasse 15. Third Nazi Party headquarters
  - Thierschstrasse 41. Hitler sublet a room here until 1929.
  - Herzog-Rudolph-Strasse 1
  - Maximilianstrasse 14
  - Platzl 9. Hofbräuhaus
  - Brienner Strasse Corridor
  - Haus der Deutschen Kunst (art museum)
  - Northeast corner Ludwigstraße and Schönfeld Strasse
  - Ludwigstrasse at Galeriestrasse
  - Odeonsplatz. Feldherrnhalle, an important landmark of the Nazi era
  - Brienner Strasse 8
  - Brienner Strasse at Maximilianplatz
  - Brienner Strasse at Türkenstrasse
  - Türkenstrasse 17
  - Brienner Strasse 45, between Arcisstrasse and Karolinenplatz
  - Arcisstrasse 12. Führerbau. Meiserstraße 10. Nazi administration building.
  - Königsplatz
  - Schleißheimerstraße 34
  - Löwenbräukeller
  - Blutenbergstraße 3
  - Blutenbergstraße 18
  - Schellingstrasse 62
  - Schellingstrasse 56
  - Schellingstrasse 50
  - Schellingstrasse 39
  - Geschwister-Scholl-Platz
  - Leopoldstrasse 38
  - Franz-Josef-Strasse 13
  - Elisabethplatz 4
  - Gentzstrasse 1
  - Isabellastrasse 45 (five story building on west side of the street)
  - Hohenzollernstrasse 93
  - Lothstrasse 29
  - East of the Isar river
  - Delpstrasse 12
  - Prinzregentenplatz 16
  - Rosenheimerstrasse, at Gasteig
  - Congress Hall of the Deutsches Museum
  - Stadelheim Prison
  - The Beer Hall Putsch
- Landsberg am Lech
- Berlin
  - Russian War Memorial (in the Tiergarten)
  - Reichsbank (middle, Werderstraße, U-Bahn station Hausvogteiplatz-Auswärtiges Amt)
  - Wilhelmplatz 8-9. Ordenspalais (destroyed) and extensions (still standing). Propaganda Ministry.
  - Mauerstraße 45-53. Propaganda Ministry.
  - Opera House (Deutsche Staatsoper) and Opernplatz (Bebelplatz)
  - St Hedwig’s Cathedral (Opernplatz/Bebelplatz)
  - Reichstag Building
  - Altes Museum Lustgarten (Museum Island, central Berlin).
  - Victory Column (Siegessäule)
  - Brandenburg Gate
  - Unter den Linden. Neue Wache (New Guardhouse).
  - Unter den Linden. Cannon Monument (Kanonendenkmal).
  - Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church (Gedächtniskirche). (Breitscheidplatz, Charlottenburg)
  - Alexanderplatz. Berolina statue (die Berolina).
  - Egyptian Museum
  - 112 Straße des 17. Juni. Ernst Reuter Haus. (Charlottenburg).
  - Saatwinkler Damm (Charlottenburg). "Speerplatte." (razed)
  - Potsdamerstraße/ corner Pallasstraße (Schöneberg). Sportpalast (razed).
  - Berlin Messegelände, Jafféstraße (Charlottenburg). Deutschlandhalle
  - Fehrbelliner Platz
  - Prinz-Albrecht-Gelände (Prince Albert District)
    - The Prinz Albrecht District, 1688-1880
    - The Prinz Albrecht District, 1880-1918.
    - The Prinz Albrecht District 1918-1933
    - The Prinz Albrecht District during the Third Reich
    - Wartime destruction of the buildings in the Prinz Albrecht District
    - The Prinz Albrecht District from the end of the war to the building of the Berlin wall (1945-1961)
    - The Prinz Albrecht District: rediscovery of the repressed past
    - Prinz-Albrecht-Strasse No. 8
    - Prinz-Albrecht-Strasse No. 9
  - Wilhelmstrasse No. 102
  - Kurfürstenstraße 115-116. "Jewish Brotherhood Building."
  - Air Ministry. Wilhelmstraße 81-85 (corner Leipziger Straße)
  - Krausenhof (between Krausenstraße and Schützstraße)
  - Urania 17. Kleistsaal. Lecture hall center.
  - Puchanstraße 12. Köpenick.
  - Berlin bunkers
    - Hitler Bunker (Führerbunker)
    - Joseph Goebbels’ Bunker. Potsdamer Platz (Behrenstraße and Voßstraße).
    - Bunker of Reich Ministry for Armaments and Munitions. Pariserplatz 3 (razed 1997).
    - Air raid shelter. Alexanderplatz. (Former East Berlin)
  - Stauffenbergstraße 13-14. Bendlerblock
  - Reichpietschufer 74-76.
  - Plötzensee Prison
  - Theodor Heuss Platz
  - Tempelhof Airport
  - Spandau Prison (Wilhelmstraße 21-24, Spandau, razed).
  - Spandau. Evangelisches Wandkrankenhaus.
  - Lichterfelde Barracks
  - former Berlin Document Center
  - Eichborndamm 179 (Reinickendorf).
  - Invalidenfriedhof. Scharnhorststraße 33
  - Corner General-Papestraße /Löwenhardtdamm. Tempelhof.
  - Köpenickerstraße 24, Kreuzberg.
  - Olympic Stadium
  - Rosenstraße--middle.
  - Wedding. Humboldthain park, U-Bahn station Gesundbrunnen.
- Bundesstraße 96. Waldstadt Wünsdorf.
- Wannsee and Schwanenwerder
- Potsdam.
  - Day of Potsdam. March 21, 1933 (Tag von Potsdam).
  - Potsdam. Schloß Cecilienhof.
  - Potsdam. Gregor Mendel Straße 26. Villa Löwenberg.
- Carinhall. Hermann Göring’s "Hunting Lodge." Schorfheide (65 km NE of Berlin).
- Groß Schönebeck.
- Bayreuth
- Berchtesgaden
  - The Obersalzberg. Hitler's famous mountain vacation retreat.
  - Berchtesgaden’s Nazi buildings
  - Hotel Zum Türken
  - The Berghof
  - The Teahouse
  - The Eagle’s Nest (also called Adlerhorst or Kehlstein House)
  - Kehlstein Road, parking lot, and elevator
  - Greenhouse
  - Gutshof (farmhouse)
  - Hotel Platterhof and Bormann guest house "Hoher Goell."
  - Albert Speer’s Studio
  - Albert Speer’s Family Villa
  - Klaushoehe and Buchenhoehe
  - Bunkers
  - Bischofswiesen. Second Reich Chancellery
- Nuremberg
  - Nazi buildings in Nuremberg
  - Reich Party District (Reichsparteitaggelände)
  - Palace of Justice
  - Hotel Deutscher Hof. 29 Frauentorgraben (two blocks from train station)
  - Art bunker, beneath Nuremberg Castle
  - Wunsiedel (Bavaria, 93 km north-east of Nuremberg). Grave of Rudolf Heß.
- Hitler’s Field Headquarters
  - Felsennest
  - Tannenberg
  - Brûly-de-Pesche (Wolfschlucht 1, Wolf’s Gorge 1)
  - Margival (Wolfschlucht 2, Wolf’s Gorge 2, W2)
  - Wolfschanze
  - Vinnitsa (Werewolf)
  - Hitler returns to Margival
  - Adlerhorst, Riese, and Pullach
- The Autobahn ("Streets of the Führer")
- The Siegfried Line (Westwall)
France
- The Maginot Line (Ligne Maginot)
- Compiègne
- Paris
- Lyon. Musée Henri Malartre (automobile museum)
USA
- New York City. 189-18 184th Street, Hollis, Queens. Home of Brigid and William Patrick Hitler.
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