Nuremberg is a famous medieval city in Germany.

Germany is truly a "country of a thousand castles", with more than 20,000 existing castles and castle ruins. Many place names have suffixes such as berg (fort) and burg (mountain), such as Nuremberg and Bamberg, our next stop tomorrow. Picture 4 is "St. Lorenz Church" and Picture 5 is "Cathedral of Our Lady". Both are Gothic churches built in the Middle Ages. Figure 6 shows the famous "Schönbrunn", a 19-meter-high octagonal pyramid decorated with 40 golden statues of people. Figures 12 and 13 show the most beautiful views of the Pelonitz River in Nuremberg. Nuremberg is also the place where many celebrities have stayed. The great German philosopher Hegel worked as a high school principal in Nuremberg for 8 years (1808 to 1816). He has a famous saying in the history of world philosophy: Everything that is reasonable exists, and everything that exists is reasonable.