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Holidays in Nuremberg

Forget what The Sound of Music taught you about crisp apple strudels and schnitzel with noodles. We all know real happiness is travelling someplace new like Nuremberg!

Nuremberg isn't too far away from Fuerth, which is situated 9 kilometres to the northwest. Berlin, the national capital, is to be found 380 kilometres to the northeast.

Looking for something to do with the kids? The whole family is sure to have a blast at the Children & Young People’s Museum.

Keen to see the wildest spot in town? Then stop by the Nuremberg Zoo, where you can come face-to-face with some of the wonders of the animal world.

Are you known to enjoy a few cold ones every now and then? Enquire about any upcoming tours and have a chat to the accomplished brewers at the Buhne Altstadthof.

Buy a magazine and plonk yourself down on the grass for an afternoon of reading and relaxing at Faberwald or Stadtpark.

The Deutsche Bahn Railway Museum and the Nuremberg Toy Museum are ideal places to escape a less-than-perfect day. Study the captivating displays and ask the friendly staff about group tours and other special events! Museum enthusiasts should also pencil in stops at the Dokuzentrum's Fascination and Terror and the Industrial Culture Museum.

You don't have to be an explorer to see all of the remarkable wonders of the natural world, especially when you've got the Museum of Natural History. The rooms here are loaded with fascinating specimens and captivating artifacts.

With a number of splendid art collections to consider, you might need a push in the right direction. We recommend grabbing a coffee and heading straight for the New Museum or the World War II Art Bunker. More one-of-a-kind canvases and imaginative sculptures are waiting for you at the Neues Museum and the Tiergärtnertor.

Journey back through time and learn about the characters and events that have contributed to the growth of the Nuremberg region at the German National Museum and the Fembohaus City Museum. For another insight into the days of old, you might also like to check out the Henkerhaus Museum and the Germanisches Nationalmuseum.

To properly appreciate the background of Nuremberg, set aside some time to explore the Nuremberg Castle and Nuremberg Palace of Justice. If you're hungry for more, the Schoener Brunnen and Johannisfriedhof should also be on your must-visit list.

Fleischbrucke and Maxbrucke may not play quite as much of a role in uniting the city as they did in times gone by, but they're still much-loved tourist attractions.

The solid stone walls and sprawling grounds at Kaiserburg Nurnberg are what fairytales are made of. Awaken your inner king or queen with a trip to this impressive structure.

Travellers interested in exploring the religious heritage of the area should stop by Frauenkirche and St. Lorenz Church. You can also find out if tours are available at St. Sebaldus Church and St. Egidien.

A great way to get acquainted with Nuremberg is to hang out in its public spaces. Main Market Square and Sebalderplatz are just a couple of spots to pull up a seat and observe the local way of life. Also visit Plarrer Square and Hans Sachs Platz, particularly if they're hosting any must-see social or cultural events.

Pause for a quiet moment at King's Gate and let your thoughts cast back to the events and people that have helped shape this city into what lies here today.

Whatever you're looking to buy, you'll be able to find it at one of Nuremberg's many shopping centres. Franken Centre and Handwerkerhof should be the first places you hit. If you lucked out and weren't able to find what you were looking for there, perhaps you'll have more success at City Point Nuremberg or Hauptmarkt?

Experience some top-notch entertainment at Nuremberg Opera House or Meistersinger Hall. If you're keen for a little more showbiz, why not check the programmes at theatre Rootsloffel and theatre in the Zoo too?

You'll have an excellent time taking a look at the Way of Human Rights.

Hotels in Nuremberg

You don't need to pay top dollar to have a good night's rest in Nuremberg. The A&O Nürnberg Hauptbahnhof, located at Bahnhofstr. 13-15, and the Hotel Continental, at Luitpoldstrasse 14-16, are both convenient and cheap as chips. Or would you rather spend your time in more luxurious surrounds? Prepare to be treated like royalty at the Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nürnberg or the Hotel Drei Raben.