Nuremberg from the station: Dürer’s House, St Lorenz and 3 more
Nuremberg on foot: the 1905 Opera House, the Handwerkerhof, St Lorenz with Veit Stoss’s Annunciation, the Ehekarussell and Dürer’s House. Checked October 2026.
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Nuremberg sights: Imperial Castle, Schöner Brunnen and 3 more
From the Fleischbrücke up to the Imperial Castle: St Sebald, the Hauptmarkt clock, the Schöner Brunnen and its lucky ring. Checked October 2026.
The Fountain of Virtue in Nuremberg: A Renaissance Masterpiece
In the heart of Nuremberg’s historic old town, nestled on the bustling Lorenzer Platz, stands a monument that is as
The Weather House on Lorenzer Platz: A Curious Landmark
When searching for the weather house in Lorenz Church in Nuremberg, visitors are often surprised to discover that the charming
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Frauentorturm in Nuremberg: The Round Tower by the Station
Frauentorturm in Nuremberg: the gate tower opposite the station, wrapped in round stone in 1558, its dry moat and the Handwerkerhof. Checked October 2026.
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The Imperial Castle in Nuremberg: The Crown Jewel of a Storied City
Perched atop a sandstone bluff, overlooking the sprawling red rooftops of the old town, the Imperial Castle in Nuremberg stands
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Der Hase in Nuremberg: Jürgen Goertz’s Monster Hare for Dürer
Der Hase in Nuremberg: Jürgen Goertz’s 1984 bronze take on Dürer’s Young Hare, the crate, the hidden foot and why the city was outraged. Checked October 2026.
Team-Building activity in Nuremberg
Nuremberg, a city steeped in history and brimming with cultural treasures, offers a unique and engaging setting for an unforgettable
Family Activity in Nuremberg
Nuremberg, a city steeped in history and brimming with cultural treasures, offers a fascinating experience for families. But how do
Imperial Castle in Nuremberg: The Double Chapel and the Deep Well
Nuremberg’s Imperial Castle: where emperors held court, the stacked double chapel, the 50-metre Deep Well and the Sinwell Tower view. Checked October 2026.
Albrecht Dürer’s House: A Journey Into the Life of a Renaissance Master
Located in the heart of Nuremberg, Albrecht Dürer’s House (Albrecht-Dürer-Haus) stands as a tribute to one of the most famous
Sebalduskirche in Nuremberg: Vischer’s Bronze Tomb and Pachelbel
St Sebald’s Church in Nuremberg: Peter Vischer’s bronze tomb and self-portrait, Adam Kraft’s epitaph, the Bridal Door and Pachelbel. Checked October 2026.