The Nazi party convened its congresses yearly in September, each distinguished by a unique theme that reflected the historical occurrences of that period. Nuremberg was selected as the convention site, prompting the commencement of this elaborate venue situated on the city’s outskirts, with the Zeppelin Field as the primary stage for major activities. This was where Hitler’s podium was positioned for his orations.

Nearby stood the would-be Coliseum, an edifice designed to mirror the architectural masterpiece of Rome. However, its construction was never completed due to competitive precedents. Adjacent to this site was the Field of Mars, an arena for military athleticism designed to foster a spirit of aggression and stir up the ranks.

The assorted components of this propaganda-driven project were all linked by a main avenue, which facilitated access to various structures and served as a ground for displaying impressive military processions.