Nuremberg Attractions — The Top Ten Essential Experiences

Nuremberg has so much to offer its many tourists, from gorgeous, historic old castles to craftsmen centers and town festivals. The following list in Nuremberg in a nutshell.

1. Taking Part In The Old Town Festival

Over one million guests flock to Nuremberg each September for a fun time filled with folk shows, plays and concerts.

2. Strolling Through The Pegnitz Meadows

This beautiful natural park is the perfect place to go for cycling, jogging or inline skating. Picnics and barbecues are also recommended.

3. Reliving The Old Holy Roman Empire At Kaiserburg Castle

This Nuremberg attraction was the seat of the Holy Roman Emperors for over 500 years. Today Kaiserburg Castle is the symbol of the city and one of its most visited places.

4. Witnessing The Tucher Knight Games

Nuremberg is steeped in history and the Tucher Knight Games gives you a chance to see this history come alive. Check out this summertime medieval fair for jousting tournaments and other Middle Age fun.

5. Munching On Rostbratwurst And Gingerbread

Nuremberg sausages are famous throughout the world and are even protected by EU law. Gingerbread is another tasty treat that is synonymous with the city. Don’t leave until you have sampled a bit of each.

6. Rooting For FC Nürnberg At The easyCredit-Stadion

Affectionately called Der Club, the FC Nürnberg are the successful and popular local soccer team. For maximum excitement, try to catch one of their games against their chief rivals, FC Bayern München.

7. Taking In Nuremberg’s Unique Nightlife Scene

Whether you’re in the mood for a tapas-style Mediterranean bar or a Euro-chic dance hall, there’s a club or bar here to suit your tastes.

8. Visiting The Handwerkerhof

The Handwerkerhof is the craftsmen center of Nuremberg where you’ll find leather, handcrafted dolls, pewter items, glass engravings and other beautiful handmade items.

9. Exploring German Culture At The Germanic National Museum

Anyone who wants to understand and appreciate the interesting culture of the Germans, this Nuremberg attraction is a must-see. The Germanic National Museum is a treasure trove of over one million German artifacts, including a Carthusian monastery.

10. Throwing Roses And Wet Sponges At An improv Show

Nuremberg has a thriving improv scene, which can be seen at many theaters. Express your pleasure — or displeasure — by lobbing roses, or the dreaded wet sponge!

 

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