Schöner Brunnen in Nuremberg: 40 Figures and a Wishing Ring
The Schöner Brunnen in Nuremberg: the 1385–1396 Gothic fountain, its 40 stone figures and the legend of the wishing ring. Checked October 2026.
The Schöner Brunnen in Nuremberg: the 1385–1396 Gothic fountain, its 40 stone figures and the legend of the wishing ring. Checked October 2026.
Nuremberg’s Hauptmarkt: a square built on the Jewish quarter destroyed in 1349, the Frauenkirche’s noon clock and the Schöner Brunnen. Checked October 2026.
Nuremberg’s Fleischbrücke: the 1598 bridge with Germany’s widest stone arch of its day, the ox portal and its joke inscription. Checked October 2026.
The Ehekarussell in Nuremberg: Hans Sachs’s 1541 poem in bronze, six carriages from first love to skeletons, and why it still divides opinion. Checked October 2026.
St. Lorenz in Nuremberg: Veit Stoss’s hanging Annunciation, Adam Kraft’s 19-metre tabernacle, the rose window and how it survived 1945. Checked October 2026.
Handwerkerhof in Nuremberg: the 1971 Dürer Year craft village in the old weapons yard, the workshops, Lebkuchen and finger-sized bratwurst. Checked October 2026.
Nuremberg Opera House: Heinrich Seeling’s 1905 theatre, its Norns mosaic and Noris sculptures, and the box Hitler used after 1935. Checked October 2026.
The Jardin Albert 1er is one of Nice’s most cherished green spaces, offering a serene retreat right in the heart
The Monument du Centenaire in Nice: raised for 100 years since 1793, Nice embracing France, a winged Victory recalling Nikaia, on the seafront. Checked October 2026.
The Fontaine du Soleil in Nice: Janniot’s marble Apollo, the five bronze planets and why the statue was banished for decades until 2011. Checked October 2026.
Promenade du Paillon in Nice: the park built over a covered river, its water mirror with jets and mist, the 2025 extension and what’s nearby. Checked October 2026.
The Opéra de Nice: rebuilt after the 1881 fire, opened in 1885 with Aida, with Costa’s painted ceiling and a seafront façade. Checked October 2026.