Discover the best attractions and experiences Nuremberg has to offer
Nuremberg's medieval heart is filled with imposing fortifications, towers and historic squares. These monuments offer a window into the city’s imperial past.
A commanding medieval fortress perched above the city, offering ruins, towers and panoramic views.
A 14th‑century decorative fountain on the Hauptmarkt, a classic photo stop in the city center.
One of Nuremberg's oldest Gothic churches, renowned for its art and architecture.
From ancient artifacts to modern design, Nuremberg’s museums cover culture, history and the city’s famous artisans.
Germany's largest museum of cultural history with extensive collections.
The artist Albrecht Dürer’s former home and a museum about his life and work.
History of German railways with exhibits and historic locomotives.
Nuremberg is studded with Gothic and Renaissance churches that showcase centuries of devotion and art.
A grand Gothic church on the Hauptmarkt with a serene interior.
A superb example of Gothic architecture famed for its interior details.
Historic church offering a quiet counterpoint to the bustling old town.
Nature within reach: green spaces and family-friendly parks surround the historic core.
Scenic area with limestone cliffs, caves and woodland ideal for hiking.
Family-friendly theme park showcasing Playmobil worlds just outside Nuremberg.
Large city zoo with a wide range of animals in a pleasant park setting.
See how locals live and sample neighborhood cafes, shops and markets beyond the tourist core.
The historic core with timber-framed houses, squares and city walls to explore on foot.
A lively, bohemian quarter with cafes, shops and street art.
A multicultural district with vibrant bars, parks and eateries.
Enjoy the atmosphere without spending a euro—there are plenty of free ways to explore.
Self-guided stroll around the medieval walls that ring the old town.
Observe the market square and the church facade from outside.
Wander along the river, enjoying views and scenic viewpoints.
Nuremberg’s food scene shines with iconic regional specialties and treats.
Tiny, iconic sausages traditionally grilled and served with mustard.
Seasonal, spiced cookies that are a local festive staple.
Slow-roasted pork shoulder served with dumplings and sauerkraut.
After dark, the city comes alive with pubs, cozy courtyards and lively streets.
Historic crafts courtyard with intimate pubs and traditional ambience.
Bustling street with a mix of casual bars and social spots.
Relaxed outdoor spaces to unwind with a drink among locals.
From stage to concert halls, see performing arts across the city year-round.
A premier venue for opera, ballet and theater performances.
Large concert hall hosting orchestras, choirs and soloists.
Carillon and bells display a charming routine in the historic center.
Sports culture runs deep in Nuremberg, from football to ice hockey and beyond.
Home ground of the city’s football club with vibrant matchdays.
Venue for Nürnberg Ice Tigers hockey and major events.
Scenic routes along the river for easy workouts and sunset rides.
Venture beyond the obvious with deeper dives into Nuremberg’s history and culture.
Museum and memorial on the Nazi rally grounds with contextual history.
Evening guided stroll featuring legends and medieval city tales.
A guided walk through quiet courtyards and lesser-known passages.