'”Scholars have come to call tourism to places like the Führerbunker “dark tourism,” which refers to sightseeing of destinations known for death, disaster, horror, or misery. “Berlin is one of the few places where dark tourism and mainstream tourism overlap to a large degree,” Hohenhaus says. Some scholars have compared dark tourism to Romans watching gladiators die at the Colosseum or to the spectators of public executions during medieval times. “I don’t do dark tourism for any kind of kick to be derived from learning about other people’s misery,” Hohenhaus says. But the supply side of dark tourism may be even more fascinating than the demand side.