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    When people think of Nuremberg, they usually think of gingerbread, toys, Christmas, the Reich Party Rally Grounds, or the Nuremberg Trials. But the old town of Nuremberg is much more than this and indeed Nuremberg probably comes closest to many tourists' expectations of a typical German city: On the one hand one can find half-timbered houses, gothic churches within a medival city wall in the shadow of the towering imperial castle, which was one of the most important residences of the emporers of the Holy Roman Empire. On the other hand Nuremberg and the surrounding cities are home to many well-known German companies, e.g. Adidas, Diehl, Faber-Castell, Playmobil, Puma and several divisions of industrial giant Siemens. Finally, Nuermberg even can live up to culinary expectations with breweries and beergarden and its most famous dish, the Nuremberg sausages with Sauerkraut.
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    • By plane

      Nuremberg Airport Nürnberg Flughafen, +49 911-93700, [http://www.airport-nuernberg.de/english/index.html]. Air Berlin runs a lot of their flights from Nuremberg. Getting from the airport to the city is no problem. The U2 subway line directly connects Nuremberg Airport with the central train station thus providing access to Nuremberg's city center in about 12 minutes only. The International Airport has been awarded the renowned Business Traveller Award for being the ‘Best German Airport’ in 2009.

    • By train

      You will probably find yourself arriving by train. The main train station itself is located right next to the old city, which is a stroll away.
      Starting in 2010 your DB or VGN ticket allows you to use over 650 bus and rail services, the underground (U-Bahn), the suburban railway (S-Bahn and R-Bahn), trams, buses and DB trains. The area covers about 14.000 square kilometers from Bayreuth und Bamberg to Solnhofen in the Altmühltal and to Ebern in the Haßberge district.

    • By car

      Nuremberg is connected to the major German "Autobahn" network (A3, A6, A73, A9). The traffic in the area, town and parking areas is controlled by the biggest dynamic traffic guidance system (Dynamisches Verkehrsleitsystem) in Europe.

    • By ship

      The Port of Nuremberg is located about 6 km southwest of the old town and Main Railway Station. During the year, over 500 cruise ships stop in Nuremberg.

    • By bus

      The main bus station is located near the main train station. (Eurolines has many connections to Nuremberg from different locations in Europe.)

  • filter_dramaTourist information
    More information can be found on the website of the Nuremberg Convention and Tourist Office. [http://tourismus.nuernberg.de/en.html] (English)
  • filter_dramaGet around
    The old town is best explored on foot. To get from one part of the old town to another by car or public transport, you will often have to leave the old town and reenter it at a different gate.
    • By public transport

      Nuremberg has various subway lines (U1, U11, U2, U21). The U3, first automated metro line with mixed trains in the world (driverless and driver) has been released for regular passenger operation starting June 15, 2008. Five tramway (Line 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9) and numerous bus lines. Most subway and tram lines stop at the main station (Hauptbahnhof). Subway line 1 connects Nuremberg with its neighbour city Fürth, line 2 goes to the airport and the Harbor. From 1 to 4 AM you can use the "NightLiner" Bus-Network. As of 2013, a day ticket costs 5.10 €. If you buy the day ticket on Saturday, it is valid on Sunday as well.

      To travel to nearby cities you can use the S-Bahn and R-Bahn Network.

      S-Bahn Lines, 229 km, 75 stations
      *S1 - Bamberg - Forchheim - Erlangen - Fürth (Bay) Hbf - Nürnberg Hbf - Lauf (links Pegnitz) - Hersbruck (links Pegnitz) - Hartmannshof
      *S2 - Roth - Schwabach - Nürnberg Hbf - Feucht - Altdorf (b Nürnberg)
      *S3 - Nürnberg Hbf - Feucht - Neumarkt (Oberpf)
      *S4 - Nürnberg Hbf - Ansbach

      R-Bahn Lines:
      *R1 - Nürnberg - Fürth (Bay) - Neustadt (Aisch) - Kitzingen
      *R11 - Fürth (Bay)- Zirndorf - Cadolzburg ("Rangaubahn")
      *R12 - Fürth (Bay) - Langenzenn - Markt Erlbach
      *R2 - Nürnberg - Fürth (Bay) - Erlangen - Forchheim (Oberfr) - Eggolsheim - Bamberg - Zapfendorf
      *R21 - Nürnberg Nordost - Eschenau (Mittelfr) - Gräfenberg
      *R3 - Nürnberg - Hersbruck (rechts Pegnitz) - Neuhaus (Pegnitz) - Pegnitz - Bayreuth
      *R31 - Nürnberg - Neunkirchen am Sand - Simmelsdorf-Hüttenbach
      *R4 - Nürnberg - Hersbruck - Neukirchen (b S-R) - Amberg
      *R5 - Nürnberg - Neumarkt (Oberpfalz) - Parsberg
      *R6 - Nürnberg - Schwabach - Roth - Weißenburg (Bay) - Treuchtlingen
      *R7 - Nürnberg - Roßtal - Heilsbronn - Wicklesgreuth - Ansbach - Schnelldorf
      *R9 - Nürnberg Hbf.- Allersberg (Rothsee)

      Parties of up to six persons can benefit from the "TagesTicket Plus" scheme. All-day or weekend travel for up to 2 adults and 4 children (up to 17 years of age). Instead of 2 persons you can take 2 bicycles, 1 dog accompanies you for free. On longer journeys "TagesTicket Plus" will pay off even if you are travelling on your own.

      The "TagesTicket Plus" for 8,50 € for example is valid in Nürnberg-Fürth-Stein. If you want to cover the entire travel link area from Bamberg, Bayreuth to Treuchtlingen and from Amberg to Rothenburg, you can get the ticket for 16,80 € .

      You can buy monthly pass to travel. It is valid to travel in U Bahn, S Bahn, Tram within the city limit.

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    Enjoy four cities à la carte for only 21 €. Any visitor who spends at least one night in Nuremberg, Fuerth, Erlangen or Schwabach is able to purchase the "Nürnberg Card." It includes free admission to 49 museums and attractions and free travel on all public transport services in Nuremberg and Fuerth. You also get 10 to 15 percent discounts on purchases in many shops. Seven theaters, ranging from children's theater to cabaret to travesty revues, offer attractive 10 to 20 percent discounts. Europe's largest IMAX cinema in the CineCittà Nuremberg offers the most current films - and lowers the entrance price.
    [http://tourismus.nuernberg.de/v04/pub/index.html?navID=en135]
    • Old Town

      Nuremberg's old town is divided by the river Pegnitz. The northern half is called Sebalder Alstadt, the southern Lorenzer Altstadt.

      * The castle dominates the north-western corner of Nuremberg's old town. In the west (on the right, when coming from the city) the castle starts with Luginsland tower. Between it and the five-cornered tower is the Kaiserstallung. It was built in 1495 in only one year and served originally as a storehouse for grain. Today it is used as a youth hostel. The five-cornered tower was constructed before 1050 and is the oldest building of the castle and city. Further east are the entry to the castle garden and the castle gate. Through the castle gate one gets to the Freiung, where you can enjoy one of the best views of the old town. If you want to look further you can climb the round tower (Sinwellturm) in the first court of the castle. There you also find the deep well (Tiefer Brunnen). In the main court is the Kemenate on the right and the Palas on the left side. The Palas houses the castle museum, further rooms including the two-storey chapel can be seen on a guided tour. (Note: The guided tour offered by the Castle is only in German. However, another company offers English and other language tours of the town and castle for € 8-10. Information is available inside the Tourist Information Center in the Market Square, where the tour starts).

      * Originally Nuremberg's city wall had a length of five kilometers and five gates: Laufer, Spittler-, Frauen-, Neu- und Tiergärtner Tor. From the 13th to the 16th century the wall was continuously strengthened and is one of the reasons why the city withstood all attacks during this time. Nearly four kilometers of the wall are still standing. Only on the east side between the main station and Rathenauplatz are large gaps. The city moat, which was never filled with water, still exists in its full width for about two kilometers. Between Färbertor and Spittlertor (Plärrer) you should avoid the inner side of the wall, as it runs along Nuremberg's red light district.

      * Numerous old buildings here survived the war. The street Fuell with its sand stone houses is a typical merchant's street. The craftsmen lived in timber-framed houses, many of which have been restored in Weissgerbergasse. More timber-framed houses can be seen in Obere and Untere Kraemersgasse. In Untere Kraemersgasse 16 you can often look into the tiny courtyard.

      * Built from the 13th to 15th century, and renovated after sustaining heavy damage from bombings of World War II. In the center of the church is the grave of the city saint, depicting scenes of his life.

      * Built from the 13th to 15th century. Among its many treasures are the Tabernacel by Adam Kraft and the Greeting Angels by Veit Stoss.

      * For many hundreds of years, the sandstone bedrock of Nuremberg's castle hill has been riddled with vaulted cellars and "secret" passageways. Rock-Cut Beer Cellars, Casemates, Water Supply Conduits. The total square footage today known 20.000 m2. The English tour is only available once a week on Sundays at 11:30am.

      * Visits of the World War II Art Bunker are only possible in the course of a guided tour. Daily guided tour at 2 p.m. (in German), In addition to regular guided tours the Association of Friends of Nuremberg Rock Cellars is happy to organise guided tours for groups of up to 25 people by special arrangement. These tours are also available in English, French, Italian, Spanish and Czech.

      * A monumental outdoor sculpture, opened on October 24, 1993. It is sited on the street between the new and old buildings of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, connecting Kornmarkt street and the medieval city wall.

      *The Nürnberg Exhibition Centre is relatively new. The exhibition centre offers over 160,000 m² of display area in twelve halls grouped around the central park.

    • Suburbs

      The old suburb west of the old town is best seen on a 30-minute walk from Tiergärtnertor to Hallertor. Still within the walls, the house opposite Dürerhaus is called the house of Pilate. It is the start of the way to St. Johns church, with stations of the cross made by Veit Stoss. Follow this way through the gate, across the main street and turn left. At the next street (Burgschmietstrasse), turn right and follow it until it joins Johannisstrasse which leads us along a few remaining timber-framed houses to St. John's cemetery. Many famous citizens of Nuremberg are buried here. After visiting the cemetery, turn right into Lindengasse, then left into the small alley called Riesenschritt. Here are the entrances to some restored baroque gardens. These small gardens are called Hesperidengaerten. At the lower end of Risenschritt you may wander through the romantic lanes of Gross- and Kleinweidenmuehle. Finally walk through the park along the river back into the city.

      * Soon after they came to power in 1933 the Nazis designated Nuremberg as place for their annual party rallies. To demonstrate their power they planned a set of gigantic buildings. Only a fraction of these were actually built, including a colossal Congress Hall and the reviewing stand at the Zeppelin field. The actual rally grounds cover a large area, if you want to tour the area plan to spend one or two hours. It is advisable to start with a visit of the Documentation Center (museum in the stadium wall - see Museums below). In regards to the Grosser Strasse, unless you want a long walk there is nothing really interesting to see other than a modern long road. A couple industrial businesses are located along the road, as well as a couple footpaths for wooded trails around the lake.

      * The Nuremberg Tiergarten is one of the most beautiful zoos in europe. Located in a beautiful landscape on the Schmausenbuck Hill in the Nuremberg borough Zerzabelshof (Zabo). The Tiergarten get on the top of media interest, when the polar bear baby Flocke (Snowflake)was born in December 2007. The zoo is set in old quarries in the large forest at the eastern edge of the city.
      You can get direct bus from here to Doku-Zentrum to see Party Rally Grounds, easy credit station (World cup 2006 Statium).

      * The Dolphinarium is located inside the Nuremberg Tiergarten. In 2011 the dolphin lagoon will display the first outdoor pool for dolphins in Germany.

      * In the middle ages only towns had the right to build a wall, villages were unprotected against raiding troops. Therefore many villages built walls around the church yard. Kraftshof is a good example. From Kraftshof it is a 30 minutes stroll to Neunhof.

      * Nuremberg's patricians had numerous manor houses in the surrounding villages. This is a good example, built in the 16th century. Adjoining is a small baroque garden.

    • Museums

      One of the largest museum of art and crafts in the German-speaking countries.

      * This museum contains two collection the DB Museum (museum of the national railway) [url=://www.museums.nuremberg.de/[/url]url=http://www.dbmuseum.de/]]and the Museum for Communication [url=http://www.museumsstiftung.de/nuernberg/d411_rundgang.asp[/url].]The railway museum displays the development of railways in Germany from the beginnings in 1835 to today. It has a collection of historic stock and a large model railroad. Its children's areas makes it a good place to visit for families. The museum for communication displays the history of mail and telecommunications.

      * Museum showing art and design from 1945 to today.

      * Medieval prison and torture museum under the city hall, open for guided tour only. Students only €1.50.

      * Courtroom 600 can only be visited with a guided tour (supplemented by a short introductory film based on historical footage). The guided tours are in German, English information is also available. If you just want to see the courtroom, it is still used and court sessions are public. As to not risk being fined for contempt of the court, consider going in between sessions.

      Museums on the municipal ticket - The following museums participate together in a single ticket program; a single admission ticket for any of these museums (€5 or €2.50 for students) can be extended to a day ticket valid for entry at all other museums on the same day for €2.50. The website[/url] for the museum cooperative provides further information.

      * The house in which the painter Albrecht Dürer lived and worked from 1509 until 1528. Representative of a wealthy house of that period. Exhibition about life in the house and the way Dürer worked.

      * The Documentation Center is in the north wing of the Congress Hall of Reich Party Rally Grounds. Topics shown in the documentation centre are: How the Nazis rose to power, The organization of the party rallies - how the Nazis fascinated the masses, How the party rallies are connected to the Nazi crimes against minorities and to the world war. The audio guide (included with admission price) is highly recommended for non-German speakers (and Germans as well).

      * Nuremberg was one of the centres of the German toy industry. The exhibition shows wooden and metal toys, dolls and doll houses, model railways and modern toys.

      * A merchant's house built about 1600. Exhibition about the history of the city.

      * Exhibition about the industrial revolution, along a museum street you see how living conditions, social life and technology developed during the 19th century.

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    • Events

      Volksfest, [url=http://www.volksfest-nuernberg.de/]:]Like a small Oktoberfest, runs twice a year, typical visitors about 1,6 Million .

      * Altstadtfest, [url=http://www.altstadtfest-nue.de/[/url]:]The "Old Town Festival" in September attracts over a million visitors every year, making it the largest folklore event in Germany. The festival offers a broad programme of attractions including processions and concerts. There is also plenty to taste in terms of food and drink at the 'gastronomy market' and at numerous restaurants and beer gardens on Schütt Island and Hans-Sachs-Platz.

      * Rock im Park, [url=http://www.rock-im-park.de/[/url]:]A three day rock event, 60.000 People, run yearly at the same time as Rock Am Ring

      * Klassik Open Air, [url=http://www.klassikopenair.de/[/url]:]Twice a year you can listen the "Nürnberger Philharmoniker" and the "Nürnberger Symphoniker". This event is also known as "Woodstock of classic music". For free. Come early, because typically about 60.000 people attend this event.

      * Bardentreffen, [url=http://www.bardentreffen.de/english/index.html[/url]:]On the first weekend in the Bavarian summer vacations (End of July), you can listen to 400 artists from all over the world on eight stages in the town for free. About 200.000 visitors each year.

      * Blaue Nacht, [url=http://www.blaue-nacht.de/[/url]:]Blue Night - every year in May, museums, churches and other cultural institutions open their doors until the early morning hours. Art and light installations, music and performances in Nuremberg's inner city streets invite people to stroll about, look, listen and be amazed. About 120,000 visitors are expected every year.

      * Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften, [url=http://www.nacht-der-wissenschaften.de/[/url]:]“The Long Night Of Science”, - in October many companies, the Institute of Technology, and the universities are open for the public.

      * Tag der offenen Tür, [url=http://www.nuernberg.de/[/url]:]“Days of Open Doors”, - Every two years in October the municipality and many organisations open 3 days for the public. In 2009, there were over 120 open doors.

      * Internationales Figurentheater-Festival, [url=http://www.figurentheaterfestival.de/[/url]:]Every two years, the curtains go up in Nuremberg for Germany's biggest puppet theatre festival. About 50 ensembles from many nations take to the stages of the conurbation and show the latest trends.

      * Christkindlesmarkt, [url=http://www.christkindlesmarkt.de/english/[/url]:]Famous Christmas market held every year from Friday before the first advent Sunday to December 23. On weekends it is often overcrowded.

      * Trempelmärkte, [url=http://www2.nuernberg.de/internet/press/flea_market.html[/url]:]Nuremberg Flea Markets. On the second weekend in May and on the first weekend in September, Nuremberg’s Old Town transforms itself into Germany’s largest flea market with about 4000 booths. Children have their own, at no charge area, allowing them to sell their old and not-so-old toys.

      * 1. FC Nuremberg, [url=http://www.fcn.de/en/[/url]:]The "Club" was founded in 1900 and is one of the most tradition-steeped football clubs in Germany. The Club play their Bundesliga home games in the easyCredit-Stadion.

      * Norisring DTM Speedweekend, [url=http://www.norisring.de/[/url]:]Once a year world famous “Norisring”, the 200 miles from Nuremberg happens to the car race maniacs. This race track is known as "little Monaco", because they also use normal streets. The world famous race drivers on hot wheels attract over 140.000 peoples.

      * Radrennen "Rund um die Nürnberger Altstadt, [url=http://www.radrennen.de/[/url]:]Cycle Race “Round the Old Town” The cycle race is one of the most important events in the Nuremberg sports calendar and is a firmly fixed event for the international cycling sport. The high quality of the race circuit makes this event really standout against the many cycle races held in Germany. More than 100,000 spectators are able to watch the Nuremberger cycle race.

      * Stadtlauf Nürnberg, [url=http://www.stadtlauf-nuernberg.de/[/url]:]Nuremberg foot race.

      * Quelle Challenge Roth, [url=http://www.challenge-roth.de/en/index.php/[/url]:]Triathlon next to Town in the Franconian lake district.

      * Blaulicht, Bus und Bahn, [url=http://www.vag.de/[/url]:]flashing alarm lamp, Bus and Railway - local clubs and private museums open the doors, first weekend in may.

      * ION - MUSICA SACRA, [url=http://www.ion-musica-sacra.de/englisch/english.htm[/url]:]International Organ Week. Presented for the first time in 1951 by church musicians of the two major protestant churches of Nürnberg, the “Internationale Orgelwoche Nürnberg” - Musica Sacra (ION) is one of Germany's biggest and oldest festivals of sacred and organ music. Each year Nürnberg becomes the "centre of the organ universe".

      * 175 Years of Railway in Germany, [http://www.nuernberg.de/internet/bahnjahr2010_e/[/url]: Nuremberg is the central venue for the german Railway Year 2010 because it is here that 175 years ago, the first German train took to the tracks. On 7 December, 1835, the steam-driven "Adler" started off from Nuremberg’s Plärrer square towards the neighbouring city of Fürth. The Town attracts between late spring and the end of 2010 visitors with a programme of events which will appeal to railway enthusiasts and non-specialists alike.

    • Sport

      Climbing Factory [url=http://www.climbing-factory.de]]- indoor climbing on 850 m2
      * real climbing - at Frankenjura area
      * Soccer [url=http://www.fcn.de[/url]]1. FCN - soccer and more
      * Ice Hockey - Nuremberg Ice Tigers [http://www.icetigers.de[/url] plays in the German Elite League (DEL)
      Tennis Facilities in Nuremberg are fabulous. The French Open courts are fastidiously mirrored by red clay courts at the bend in Valznerweiherstrasse south of the Tiergarten, near the Hilton Nuremberg Hotel.

    • Cinema

      Biggest multiplexcinema in Germany. The CINECITTA [http://www.cinecitta.de/main.html]. 18 movie theaters, one IMAX theater, one "motion action drive" cinema, 3 Restaurants, 12 Bars and 5 outside terraces with view on the historic town.

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    Nuremberg's main shopping district ist the Lorenzer Altstadt, the part of the old town south of river Pegnitz. There are three shopping streets running from the white tower (Weißer Turm) to the vicinity of St Lawrence church (Lorenzkirche): The cheapest stores can be found in Breite Gasse, in Karolinenstrasse you find mid-priced stores and Kaisserstraße, next to the river, offers luxury goods. At their eastern end the three streets are connected by the street Königsstraße, which runs from the main station via St Lawrence church to the main market place. The biggest department stores, Karstadt, Galeria Kaufhof and Breuninger, are located here. On Trödelmarkt you find some small snugly shops. At Sebalder Altstadt you find antiques, curiosities and designer shops.

    Malls:
    *City Point, Breite Gasse 5, 90402 Nürnberg (City)
    *mercado, Äußere Bayreuther Strasse 80, 90491 Nürnberg (North)
    *Franken-Center, Glogauer Straße 30-38, 90473 Nürnberg (South)

    Outlets:
    Puma Sport, Klingenhofstr. 70, 90411 Nürnberg (North-West)

    Gothic, Dark Wave, Fetisch:
    *Crazy Fashion (for Adults only), Schweiggerstr. 30, 90478 Nürnberg (South)
    *Mac's Mystic Store, Ludwig-Feuerbach-Str. 13, 90489 Nürnberg (South)
    *Underground, Königstr. 39, 90402 Nürnberg (City)
    *Vampiria, Kappengasse 10, 90402 Nürnberg (City)

    The shopping streets and smaller centres outside the old town have less to offer. Only visit them if you are looking for a specific shop.

    *Luxury boutique for rare, niche perfumes and gifts. Nürnberg perfume is located here.
    • Souvenirs

      Ginger bread (Lebkuchen): Several large manufacturers and a number of small bakeries produce these. The best quality is called Elisenlebkuchen. The large manufactures sell packages labeled Bruch (broken), but they usually don't contain broken gingerbread: it is just a trick. You get them cheaper, but you can hardly use a package labeled broken as a gift.

      Sausages (Nürnberger Bratwürste) are available in tin cans.

      "Nürnberg Parfum" The scent of Nürnberg was developed by a local perfumer. Available only at Galerie Parfum Weißgerbergasse 22.

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    Bratwurst (roasted sausage): Within the city you get Nürnberger Bratwürste, in the surrounding area Fränkische Bratwürste. Nürnberger are only about half the size, but contain more spices than Fränkische. Consequently one typically eats three Fränkische or six Nürnberger. In restaurants Bratwürste are served with Sauerkraut or potato salad. In some better restaurants you can order also "Saure Zipfel", cooked Bratwürste in vinegar-onion sauce with fresh horseradish and bread. On the street you can also buy two or three sausages in a roll ('Drei im Weggla'). But be careful to get "real" Nürnberger and not "foreign" Thüringer Bratwürste. Nürnberger Bratwürste / Nürnberger Rostbratwürste is also protected under EU law with Protected designation of origin status.
    • Budget

      Many food stalls and fast food restaurants can be found along Königstraße leading from the main station into the old town.

      One stand is in the middle of the street perpendicular to the front of the Lorenzkirche.

    • Mid-range

      Outdoor seating in the summer, indoor restaurant year-round. Right down from the Castle, a few steps down. Fantastic home French cuisine, made by super friendly Chef Guy Ody who cooks authentic Provence food. Do not miss his wonderful crepes, so thin you'd think he uses magic. Very cozy dining room with just a few tables, you feel like you are in Guy's personal dining room.

      * Outdoor seating in the summer, indoor restaurant year-round. Beautiful view of the iron bridge and the Pegnitz River just inside the old city wall at the Hallertor. Great local cuisine and beer, English menu available.

      * Restaurant in an old timber-framed house specializing in roasted sausages. Oldest sausage restaurant in the world, since 1419.

      * Restaurant in the old city center.

      * Restaurant in the old city center specializing in roasted sausages. You can see many tourists there.

      * Mainly local cuisine. Historic dining room situated over the river Pegnitz.

      * Local cuisine. Beergarden on the city wall.

      * Local cuisine. The Steichele has the opportunity to try, drink and buy selected wines from "Franken", the "Pfalz", "Südtirol" and many more producing regions of Germany.

      * Fully automated restaurant with no waiters. The restaurant's only employees are the cooks. Patrons order via touchscreen (which doubles as credit card paying device), and the food is delivered via gravity from the kitchen above along steel rails.

      * Local,Greek Cretan cuisine Nordstadt.

    • Splurge

      Local, Steak and Fish cuisine. Small Beergarden on the river Pegnitz.

      * Michelin: **
      Menu starts at 99 Euro

      * Organic restaurant. Seasonal local cuisine. Fish, beef and vegetarian & vegan dishes.

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    Beer: many great beers are made in Franconia (the area around Nuremberg has the largest concentration of breweries world wide) and even in the Nuremberg itself. About 300 Breweries still working.

    * A large, lively German-style beer hall, where you can have a keg delivered to your table and pour your own drinks as you go. Hearty Franconian food is on the menu, and they brew their own blond beer.

    * A good, albeit relatively expensive, cocktail bar and on weekend it is also a club.

    * Another good cocktail bar

    * Guesthouses and beer-shops operated by Landbierparadise in town, you find a collection of local beers and local food.

    * Famous Pub/Club in Nuremberg - Young clientele most of them Students, Artists and other Creatives. Daily changing Djing Events.

    Wine: The Franconian wine is said to be a "man's wine". Analogous to "man's chocolate" this points to a rather dry taste. Furthermore the rather harsh climate and the soil structure definitely contribute to this fact. An extravagance of the Franconian wines is their bottle. In Germany the Bocksbeutel bottle shape is generally reserved for higher-quality wines from Franconia.

    *Nice club with good flair, they are usually playing House music
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    For a fast room reservation service in the Nuremberg-Fuerth-Erlangen-Schwabach area, please go to the Online room reservation request of the Nuremberg Convention and Tourist Office. [http://tourismus.nuernberg.de/v04/pub/index.html?navID=en112&IDS=uLXhKeKU]
    • Budget

      Note that DJH/YHA/HI membership is required (or an extra fee is paid) and, as in all YHA hostels in [wiki=270903eb4969beb28f34647da0ccb2d6]Bavaria[/wiki], persons over 27 years of age are only admitted if the hostel is not full. Closed: 24/12/2006 to 26/12/2006. Linen included in price.

      * Relaxed atmosphere in the center of medieval Nuremberg. Mixed dorms, free tea and coffee, free internet, good location (5-min walk from train station), English spoken.

      * A Hostel to live and feel comfortable. Wheelchair accessible rooms, barbecue, TV-lounge, English spoken.

      * A house for young and young-at-heart people.

      * Central, reliable and easy to find. There are a few other NH hotels in Nuremberg [http://www.nh-hotels.com/nh/en/hotels/germany/nurnberg.html] if this one doesn't suit your budget.

      * Theme Hotel next to the main train station.

    • In the Old City

      * A small hotel in a quaint old building, located on a quiet street just a few minutes' walk from several restaurants and sights.

      * Reasonably priced hotel right in the heart of it all.

      * The hotel in the old city that is closest to the Hauptbahnhof, in a renovated 19th Century building.

    • Near Plärrer

      Just outside the southwest corner of the old city are several mid-range hotels within walking distance of many sights in the old city, and about a 20-minute walk from the Hauptbahnhof.

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      * Part of a small chain of hotels in Germany, amenities include free WiFi in the rooms and free bicycle rental.

    • Next to the Main Train Station

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    • North of the Old City

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      * New budget hotel, opened 2010.

      * Elegant Family owned hotel in North of the city.

    • South of the Old City

      Family run hotel.
      * Family run hotel.

    • Near the Airport

      4 Star hotel located on 50 metres from Nurnberg airport. The hotel has 150 bedrooms and suites, 11 conference rooms and has access to the metro station at the front door

  • filter_dramaStay safe
    According to the state police, it has the lowest crime rate of the cities with more than 400,000 inhabitants.
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    [wiki=2a355a5b0521435f8248f11b12db208a]Bamberg[/wiki] - Old bishop-Town - UNESCO World Heritage
    * [wiki=956d95aecb78c3375a7f60c305774d9d]Bayreuth[/wiki] - City with baroque downtown, oldest opera house in Germany and the famous annual Wagner Opera Festival
    * [wiki=bbaad88bd130e5dfe6c3cf185ce5b0be]Erlangen[/wiki] - University town
    * [wiki=958f1c8c49140634e871cc22152b0fba]Fränkische Schweiz[/wiki] - Franconian Switzerland area
    * [wiki=30295b3d98be22a18ea7b6d952b6f438]Fränkisches Seenland[/wiki] - lake area south-west of Nuremberg
    * [wiki=3b5e5bac7d2d7943cb0f1664c7863d29]Fürth[/wiki] - Nuremberg's neighbouring city
    * [wiki=7b88a4aca50f33c258efc438d098c9f4]Munich[/wiki] - capital of [wiki=270903eb4969beb28f34647da0ccb2d6]Bavaria[/wiki]
    * [wiki=26cf926782fe0bf1a37ac9960658499f]Regensburg[/wiki] - one of Germany's oldest towns, founded in 179 A.D
    * [wiki=818f6e2b76f9023751345e5af3a60dc4]Schwabach[/wiki] - Goldbeater town
    * [wiki=ae06afc70dd84c5120d70d2e1224896b]Nordlingen[/wiki] - A beautiful medieval town in a meteorite crater surrounded by a 14th century wall. Along the [wiki=2993cf6c1f567bb97bf1aed9941a898b]Romantic Road[/wiki].

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