2025 Nuremberg Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Nuremberg is the second largest city in Bavaria, Germany, and is famous for its profound history and cultural heritage. This medieval city located on the Pegnitz River was once an important city in the Holy Roman Empire and has many well-preserved ancient buildings. Nuremberg Castle is the symbol of the city, with its imposing walls and towers showing its medieval fortifications. Nuremberg is also famous for its Christmas market, which attracts thousands of visitors. The city is also a center of industry and innovation and is known as the "Toy Capital". At the same time, it became an important location for the development of international law and human rights during the Nuremberg trials held after World War II, symbolizing the values ​​of justice and peace. #attractions #Germany #Nuremberg #Europe #backpacking

The boutique hotel "Karl August" in the old city of Nuremberg, Germany, is officially known as Karl August - a neighborhood hotel. It opened three years ago and, together with the adjacent art gallery, forms a community-integrated neighborhood by the river. The public area and even the small desserts in the rooms all emphasize social attributes. The hotel is designed in a minimalist industrial style with black and cement colors, which is my favorite style. In addition, the contrast between the old cadre style of Sheraton and Karl August is obvious. The public area is developed around two purposes. The spacious lobby has a large sofa area, and a restaurant and a café connected to it form a warm and open public area, taking care of different groups of people who like socializing or quietness. I will write another note about the restaurant. There is a gym, swimming pool, and sauna on the 4th floor. Although the hotel is small, it is fully equipped. The skylight on the roof creates not only a light atmosphere but also a good view. The hotel has two popular check-in points. One is next to the window by the gym, overlooking the entire neighborhood, and the other is on the sun lounger by the pool, looking up at the castle on the mountain. Room selection tips: I stayed in two different room types this time, including a superior double room and a deluxe suite with a terrace. Neither of them has a bathtub. The suite has a kitchen, coffee machine, and tea bags. The suite has a terrace by the river, and the view is good. The room area is not much different, and the price difference is not big, so it is recommended to choose the suite first. For environmental protection reasons, toothbrushes and slippers are not provided in the room, but they can be obtained at the front desk. However, body lotion needs to be purchased separately. It is the same brand of skincare products as the aromatherapy shop downstairs.

Germany 🇩🇪 Nuremberg is a very quiet and leisurely city. For someone like me who can briefly escape from the fast pace of China, I fell in love at first sight. The old town in the center of Nuremberg is the commercial center. The area is not large. It takes two hours to start from the southernmost train station, walk to the castle overlooking the entire city, and then walk back. I also had coffee on the roadside. It is definitely a good choice for a city walk.

Having been inspired I booked myself on a day trip to Nuremberg Germany. Caught the 655 am flight out of Stansted and was swiftly transported into the centre on the Ubahn which you can catch directly outside the airport. During the day I did the nuclear bunker tour and the rally grounds tour both really interesting and worth doing. I spent some time wandering around the older parts of the town picking up some lunch and lebuchken and had a lovely day in the sun. Headed back to the airport and was through security in 9 mins. Nuremberg airport is pretty basic so would advise eating etc before you get there. They also seem to like to 'board' you very early - my flight was done when it was still over Belgium and once you have had you pass scanned there is no vending machines/toilets past this point. For £50 all in I really can't complain about my big day out 😆

Nuremberg is famous for its Chrismas market but since now is September, I’ll bring you around visiting famous landmark in Nuremberg. Sidenote: if you want to any cheap flight in Europe from Bavaria area, you might find you have to depart from Nuremberg instead of Munich 😙 Listing the places here in the order 1. Handwerkerhof is the first thing you saw near the Nuremberg train station and its one of four main towers in Nuremberg old town, inside the area lies many cute trinkets shop, for souvenirs, check the BTS pictures for more deets 2. St Lorenz church is a medieval church with its famous green roof which you can see from afar 3. Hauptmarkt is the famous grand market where it host the biggest Sunday morning market in Bavaria, you can get seasonal fresh produce here 4. Frauenkirche is one of the famous church in Nuremberg and on the front area there are local people selling seasonal produce which make it one of the must place to explore 5. This Christmas ornament shop is open even when its September, they sure are prepared early for the holiday season 6. Bimmelbahn city train is a wonder since its bright colour does attract tourist attention like me 7. St. Sebald Church one of the oldest and most important church in the city That was a huge list of places to visit but there’s also a part 2 coming right up! Excited tak nk tahu apa lagi tempat menarik di Europe? - #travelanywhere #aysabellediary #nuremberg #frauentor #stlorenz #hauptmarkt #bimmelbahn #stsebaldchurch #germany #aysabelleingermany #touristattraction

When I stepped into Nuremberg in Bavaria, Germany, I was immediately fascinated by this ancient city. One of the most striking landmarks is Nuremberg Castle. I was very excited to decide to visit this over 800 year old castle and experience its charm. As I climbed the winding path on the castle hill, I was amazed by the castle's towering exterior walls and spectacular architecture. I noticed that the castle consisted of several parts, including the main Kaiserburg and two outer towers. I decided to visit Kaiserburg first to get a better understanding of the history and culture of the castle. As soon as I entered the Kaiserburg, I was fascinated by the magnificent hall and gorgeous decoration. The guide explained to me the history of the castle and its importance in the Middle Ages. I learned that Nuremberg Castle was once the residence of the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire and played an important political and military role for a long time. After visiting the main buildings, I decided to climb the castle tower to get a panoramic view of the city. Standing on a high place, I can overlook the roofs and streets of Nuremberg's old town, as well as the magnificent Nuremberg city scenery in the distance. This bird's-eye view made me appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of this city even more. Walking through the castle grounds, I felt an atmosphere of tranquility and peace. There are various flowers, plants and trees planted here, and there are pavilions and seats for tourists to rest. I spent some time in this peaceful setting, taking in the surroundings and listening to the sound of the breeze blowing through the leaves. During my visit to Nuremberg Castle, I was also lucky enough to experience some special activities that made my trip even more colorful. One of the highlights is trying authentic German cuisine in the Königliche Schlossrestaurant near the castle. This restaurant is located at the foot of the castle hill and serves traditional and refined German cuisine. I tasted the aromatic Nuremberg sausages, the classic pork knuckle, and the rich asparagus sauce. The atmosphere of the restaurant is warm and comfortable, and the staff are friendly and enthusiastic, which made me experience the German food culture more. In addition to tasting delicious food, I also discovered a very hidden second-hand shop near the castle that specializes in selling items from the Nazi era. The store is inconspicuously located in a side alley, but for tourists interested in history, it provides a unique opportunity for exploration. In this store, I saw various items related to the Nazi period, including books, photos, badges and other memorabilia. These objects remind us of the scars of our history and call on us to cherish and maintain peace and harmony. I spent some time in the store, reading about the stories behind the objects and thinking deeply about how we should treat the history of the past. It is also a moment to remind us of the importance of treating these objects with the right attitude and respect to ensure that the lessons of history are never forgotten. #resident writer #foodie #germany #nuremberg #german food

#urbanexplorer #nuremberg #germany There’s nothing better than the dairy products you can buy in Bavaria, so why not pair it with a view of a historic church! When we went to the market square in Nuremberg, we had no idea we would happen upon a gothic church that dates back to 1352ad! If you visit Frauenkirche at noon, you might be lucky enough to hear the old clock chime.

#urbanexplorer #nuremberg #germany If you’re looking for stunning views of Bavaria, it can’t get much better than Nuremberg castle. After a short walk up a small hill, we found ourselves at the battlements of the castle which is one of the most well preserved medieval fortresses in Europe! My favourite part was making our way up to the high walls to get an amazing view of the town.

French Crepes is my favorite, I saw this la creperie in the streets and alleys of Nuremberg😍 Of course I immediately lined up to try it! Although this shop is not small, there is always a long queue. Go in and choose what to eat and think directly to order! You can still watch and make it while you wait 🤭🤭 I ordered Nutella'mit Erdbeere oder Banane, only 4.5 euros HKD about 40 dollars, personally think acceptable, crepes and usually eat with a little different, usually will cut a piece of pavement and then take a triangle eat, here will be divided into half two pieces to eat😂 Address: Lorenz, la creperie #Germany #Nuremberg

What you find here is a quint medieval scene with timbered houses and cobblestone alleys. The shops that line the inner walls of Handwerkhof sell crafts, gifts, local food, drinks. Its a neat little arrangement and worth a quick look-see for those sightseeing in the southern part of Nuremburg. It is close to Nürnberg Hauptbahnof station (right across the station) and inside of it, you see many shops selling souvenirs and other handicrafts. Small but very lovely. Worth a visit. You can feel the atmosphere of old times and eat something good. #germanytravel #couplestrip #nürnberg

St. Lorenz (St. Lawrence) is a medieval church of the former free imperial city of Nuremberg in southern Germany. It is dedicated to Saint Lawrence. Amazing cathedral with Gothic style architecture. The building is clearly visible in this small town with few tall buildings. The twin towers looked massive from a distance, and even more imposing up close. Inside is richly decorated. Very near to the Nürnberg hbf probably takes less than a couple of minutes. This has to be a must go place if you’re in Nürnberg. This gothic cathedral in fact is probably the most prominent Lutheran church in Bavaria, and this is also likely why it was fixed so quickly after the major damages it received after WWII. This historical church began construction in 1250 and took 227 years to build not completely finished until 1477. #couplestrip #nürnberg #germanytravel

Very impressive and excellent castle visit to the Imperial Castle. It is located at the top of a hill, overlooking the city of Nuremberg. The castle is very well maintained. There do not have any buses directly up so it might not be completely accessible for physically disabled people. Due to destruction during WWII, most of the interiors are redone as a museum. The anvient weapons and armor displays are nice. Climbing up the tower was fun and offers great views. Buy the combination tickets to visit the castle, tower and the well. It's definitely worth it. A "must" if you are in Nuremberg. #bucketlistreboot #tripblazers

Nuremberg train station have storage lockers. They are coin operated. €3 for small one, €5 for big one, for 24 hours. It is downstairs next to the Lidl supermarket. #bucketlistreboot #germany #nuremberg

Very cozy traditional German style restaurant. Great and Super delicious local food. Best, fast and efficiency customer service. We ordered the sausage and roasted pork shoulder. They make sausage everyday and grill it manually, it tastes very fresh and yummy! The pork shoulder ‘s skin is super crispy. Perfect lunch ! The prices are reasonable for being in what is practically the center of the tourist spot in Nürnberg. The waitress can speak English. They provide English menu as-well. A truly must go place! #bucketlistreboot #couplestrip #nurnberg #germany

Due to the epidemic, I haven’t traveled for a long time. Today, I happened to flip through the photos and saw Nuremberg. I couldn't help myself again. It takes about an hour to get to Nuremberg by train from Munich. Nuremberg has a rich history and is now the largest Christmas market in Germany. #Overseas Travel

#kiss the little animals #overseas travel In the eastern part of the old town of Nuremberg, Germany, there are about 2,600 animals of 300 species, including polar bears, giraffes, zebras, penguins, deer, etc., and a 2,000 square meter gorilla park. The area is quite large, and you can take the small train in the park to visit different animal areas. What I like most is the feeding area where adults and children can enter, allowing everyone to get close to the animals. The area is full of friendly little goats, most of whom are lazily basking in the sun and are very cooperative in taking photos. If you want to feed the goats yourself, there is a vending machine here that sells goat feed. It is very popular to play with the goats with the feed. 📍 Tiergarten Nürnberg Am Tiergarten 30, 90480 Nürnberg #Star Writers Go Go Go #Germany

#2022Exhibition #OverseasTravel In the old town of Nuremberg, Germany, there is a small castle full of history. It is now a small museum and has a beautiful castle garden. Built between 1533 and 1544, it was once The city palace of the Nuremberg noble family Tuch. Now it exhibits some old furniture, handicrafts, tableware, tapestries, etc., as well as some paintings from the 15th to 19th centuries. 📍Museum Tucherschloss und Hirsvogelsaal #Star Writers Go Go Go #Germany

Beautiful, majestic a real fortress! We visited the interior, very interesting and the exterior, some parts are under restoration. From inside the castle you can enjoy a wonderful view of Nurnberg. The castle is beautiful. Worth see for sure! #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

#nurember or Nürnberg is a city in #germany that is close to Munich. It is place with different architecture than many other places in the country. The houses around are very nice and some of them are in Tudor style. There is also a tower and a small fortress in the city centre. The place also features very nice cuisine. I definitely liked it and I can say it is a perfect spot for a day trip. #happynewyear

Many people saw my group of photos in the ticket circle. They all commented below. 1 Where is this place? 2How did you do that there were no tourists taking pictures around? This is the Vienna Palace of Justice. It is now the main office of the Austrian Supreme Court, the Vienna State High Court, the Vienna State Supreme Prosecutor's Office, the Vienna State Civil Court and other legal departments. It can be said that I have seen the most magnificent. The court is over. A lot of people can't think that the court can be so beautiful. When my husband and I said that you want to be here, Mr.'s whole question mark face When entering inside, Mr. is completely symmetrical. The design is attracted, the tall columns, the wide stairs, the exquisite sculptures, the gorgeous but the solemnity, this architectural style is really too cure for obsessive-compulsive disorder. This is not a place for regular visitors to visit. It is a place to be taken by ins bloggers. Therefore, there are not many tourists, and most of the photos taken inside are Western tourists. The Palace of Justice is located behind the Museum of Natural History and can be visited after security screening. The security check is strict. First, the bag and other items on the body are given to the security guard. After that, the security door is scanned for scanning. After opening the door, the backpack is opened and the security guard checks the contents. When leaving, you don't have to check the backpack, but you still need to scan through the security door before you can go out. Because it is someone else's office, although it is open to visitors, it is recommended that you try to keep quiet. address

Hide the sights! The lesser-known Palace of Justice Vienna Justice Palace is hidden on the left side of the Austrian Parliament Building, behind the Vienna Museum of Natural History, but because its faade is covered by several trees, it is not even if it is specifically sought after. Its hard to find where it is going through thousands of times on the Ringstrasse. Vienna The Palace of Justice is now the main office of the Austrian Supreme Court, the Vienna State High Court, the Vienna State Supreme Prosecutor's Office, and the Vienna State Civil Court. But even many people in Vienna don't know that it is actually an attraction that is open to the public, and no tickets are charged. As long as they go through the security check at the entrance, they can enter. The Vienna Justice Palace, like the other buildings on the Ringstrasse in Vienna's Ringstrasse, was built in the era of Emperor Franz Joseph and designed by the Vienna architect Alexander Wielemans, so the interior of the building is symbolized by the successors of the Roman Empire. Double-headed eagle logo. Since its completion, the Vienna Palace of Justice has been the judicial center of Austria for more than 130 years. The lobby on the first floor has a symmetrical layout, tall columns and beautiful sculptures, gorgeous and solemn. The roof is a semi-elliptical glass, and the sun shines directly through the glass into the hall. It is rare that such a European-style attraction (more precisely, it should be a location) has no tourists and is a paradise for photographers. High sitting in the middle, holding a gold-plated sword in one hand and one hand on the code is the ancient Roman goddess Justitia, symbolizing fairness and justice. It is known as the most beautiful statue of justice in the world, and the face is serious, and Will is not angry. On top of the semi-circular god, a delicate red balance scale is set, indicating that the court trial is flat and unbiased. Take the central staircase and look around. The Palace of Justice is a symmetrical building centered on the dome. The doors and windows are large and small, and they are all semi-circular arches. The style inherits the cloak of ancient Roman architecture. When shooting, occasionally the staff inside passed through the corridor and saw that we would smile and nod. However, in order to protect the long-term nature of this position, it is recommended that friends who are going to shoot keep quiet and low-key. After all, it is the Supreme Court, not a tourist attraction. The top floor of the Palace of Justice is the cafe Justiz-Caf. I heard that it overlooks the famous buildings such as the Parliament, the City Hall, and the inner city of Vienna. If you are interested, you can go and have a look.

Nuremberg is the second largest city in Bavaria, Germany, but the old town is not large and it is effortless to visit. Nuremberg has a population of 500,000, which is much more lively than the towns of the previous few days. For 3.5 euros, you can climb the tower of the castle and take a panoramic view of Nuremberg. The main market square is the heart of the old town, and the unique Gothic church is full of medieval style. There is also a famous golden octagonal tower on the square. Its name is Nuremberg's Meiquan, which is decorated with 40 statues. In the past few years, Nuremberg has been in the process of maintenance, and now it is finally showing its perfect face. The golden iron ring is embedded in the outer iron railing. It is said that as long as the golden ring is rotated three times, the wish can be realized in the heart. I also silently made my wish.

Nuremberg's #Main Market Square # is not only the Christmas party, but also the summer is also as gorgeous as Christmas, highlighting its position in the Christmas market industry. Going here, you can basically go shopping for an hour and browse the market. There are so many things you can buy in the market. There are some German crafts and Christmas goods, including many crafts in it. A lot of surprises, if you feel that there are obstacles in communication, it doesn't matter. The Germans are very kind and very patient, and they have the same calculator as our nationals. In addition, there is an unlimited amount of gourmet beer orgy in the market. Basically, the stalls of the carts are neatly arranged, so they are very orderly and very enthusiastic. Feeling that there are language troubles, the price will be marked on the small blackboard of each family, and paying directly will be ok. The market has a beautiful spring symbolizing luck, and the Church of Our Lady can pray. Of course, you can also take the Emperor Fort from the downtown area to overlook the panorama, beautiful! #

Nuremberg is the second largest city in Bavaria, Germany, second only to the capital of Munich, the birthplace of Siemens, the world's leading large enterprise group, and the home of the famous sports brand Adidas. Nuremberg is a city where many German emperors were born and lived, with a strong history. Nuremberg is also known as the Toy Capital and is the German toy manufacturing center. Main Church The St. Baby Market on the square is one of the oldest and most prestigious markets in Germany, dating back to the 14th century.

I took a walk around the streets of Nuremberg, Germany! Nuremberg is famous for its Christmas market, but it's also worth visiting on regular days! First, when you arrive at Nuremberg Station, you'll find that Nuremberg is quite a business district and the city is large. A short walk from there, you'll find Nuremberg's old town, surrounded by walls. Inside the old town, you can enjoy the river, markets, and the traditional German townscape of the good old days. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fE7UderPpuWCG9Vt5

Embark on a four-day journey through Germany, cruising along the Romantic Road and experiencing the charm of Europe! This amazing itinerary is not to be missed! -------- Located in the heart of Europe, Germany boasts a rich history and exudes captivating charm, from magnificent castles 🏰 to modern cities. Known as the land of sausages 🌭, its cuisine is as unmissable as its scenery! -------- 🏃‍♀️Suggested Itinerary: DAY 1: Heidelberg University Square -> Heidelberg Castle -> Old Bridge Start your journey by exploring Heidelberg. Begin at the academic Heidelberg University Square, ascend the historic Heidelberg Castle, and stroll across the ancient Old Bridge for a journey through time. DAY 2: Neuschwanstein Castle -> Alpsee Lake -> Marienbrücke Visit the fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle and admire its dreamy architectural style. Afterward, head to the picturesque Alpsee Lake and immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of nature. Finally, walk along Marienbrücke (Mary's Bridge) and enjoy the stunning lake and mountain views. DAY 3: Königssee -> St. Bartholomew's Church -> Marienplatz -> New Town Hall -> BMW Museum Begin your third day with a visit to the scenic Königssee (King's Lake), followed by the majestic St. Bartholomew's Church. In the afternoon, travel to Munich and experience the historical atmosphere of Marienplatz. Then, explore the modern New Town Hall and finally, visit the BMW Museum to marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of German industry. DAY 4: St. Jakob's Church -> Town Hall -> Rothenburg Old Town Start your last day at St. Jakob's Church and experience its unique religious atmosphere. Then, visit the Town Hall to learn about the local history and culture. Finally, wander through the cobblestone streets of Rothenburg Old Town and savor the charm and character of this ancient city. -------- Tips: 1. 📝 Remember to apply for a visa in advance, as it is required to enter Germany. Prepare the necessary documents beforehand. 2. 🎁 German souvenirs are reasonably priced, with wooden toys and beer mugs being particularly popular! 3. ⏰ Germany is approximately seven hours behind China. Adjusting to the time difference is important. 4. ❄️ Germany can be cold in February, so pack warm clothing! -------- A trip to Germany is more than just sightseeing; it's a cultural feast waiting to be savored!

Nuremberg wasn’t initially on my radar, but sometimes the best trips are the unplanned ones. Stepping into the city felt like walking through a storybook of medieval Germany, with half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and a towering castle watching over everything. 🏰 Exploring the Old Town I started with a casual walk through Nuremberg’s Altstadt (Old Town), crossing the beautiful Pegnitz River and admiring the city’s historic bridges. The Imperial Castle (Kaiserburg) stood tall above the city, offering some of the best panoramic views. Even just wandering through Hauptmarkt, where the famous Christmas market happens, gave a glimpse of the city’s charm. 🍜 A Taste of Vietnam in Nuremberg Surprisingly, I found some great Vietnamese food here! After a lot of Bratwurst and pretzels in Germany, a bowl of warm phở was exactly what I needed. Who knew Nuremberg had such solid Asian food options? 🚶♂️ Slow Walks & Hidden Corners One of the best things about Nuremberg was simply walking aimlessly, discovering small cafés, quiet courtyards, and street musicians filling the air with music. The city has a mix of old-world charm and a relaxed vibe, making it the perfect place to slow down and just take in the surroundings. ✨ Final Thoughts Nuremberg surprised me. A city deep in history, full of charm, and with some unexpected food gems, it was a stop worth making. Sometimes, the best way to explore is just to walk, eat, and see where the streets take you. #Nuremberg #GermanyTravel #HiddenGems #FoodieAdventures #MedievalCharm #solo #travel#thingstodo#citydaytours#trip

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Imperial Castle Nuremberg, the city's castle, was built during the Middle Ages around 1050-1571. It served as the residence and administrative center for the German emperors and the kings of the Holy Roman Empire. We arrived in the evening when the castle was already closed, so we couldn't tour the interior. However, the exterior was still accessible, so we strolled around the castle. The wide courtyard at the top offers a beautiful view of the city. The area around the castle is a great spot for taking beautiful photos.