1. Do the "Free Walking Tour Nuremberg"
We believe this is the best way to start your stay in Nuremberg. You will get a good overview of history culuture and what-to-do in the city. We will pass by the most important sights of the city as well. From here on you can do deep-dives into specific topics. 

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2. Enjoy the "Golden Age" of Nuremberg 

During the late Middle Ages and Renaissance, Nuremberg was one of Europe’s wealthiest and most influential cities — a true "Golden Age" of trade, art, and science. You should consider to visit following sights: 

• St. Sebaldus Church – Our main church dedicated to Nuremberg’s patron saint. Mix from Romanesque and Gothic style

• St. Lorenz Church – Main church south to the river. A Gothic masterpiece filled with impressive artworks  like the "Angelic Salutation".

• The Imperial Castle (Kaiserburg) – Once a residence of German kings and emperors, offering fantastic views over the city.

• Germanisches Nationalmuseum – Germany’s largest museum of cultural history, home to priceless medieval and Renaissance artifacts.

• Albrecht Dürer House – Original home of Germany’s most famous painter. 

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3. Learn from History at the Nuremberg Trials and Rally Grounds
Join the "Nuremberg 3rd Reich Tour". We show you the most important monuments of the former Nazi-rally grounds as Zeppelinfeld, Kongresshalle and Luitpoldhain and speak also about the Nuremberg trials.

Beside our tour you can visit these two museums.

• Doku-Zentrum – Museum with focus of the Nazi party rallies.

• Memorium Nuremberg trials – Museum about the Nuremberg trials including the Room 600 where trials have been located.

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