Highlights
- Nuremberg day trip from Munich
- Walking tour of Nuremberg's medieval and Third Reich sites
- Expert, professional guide
- Return train tickets from Munich
Recent Photos of this Tour
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NurembergInside the castle walls, NurembergPhoto by: Denis S10 2010 -
NurembergNuremberg old townPhoto by: Denis S10 2010 -
IMG_5992Nuremberg Castle.Photo by: Valentine K10 2010 -
Nuremberg Castle, MunichNuremberg Castle, MunichPhoto by: Valentine K10 2010 -
Munich 2012 and Orlando ...Always time for a quick beerPhoto by: Stephen P06 2012 -
Munich 2012 and Orlando ...Nuremberg Trials courtroomPhoto by: Stephen P06 2012 -
100_0739The beauty of the inner city.Photo by: Mikel M04 2012 -
NurembergRally grounds now as a park and memorial to all those that lost there lives during the Nazi periodPhoto by: Denis S10 2010 -
Nuremberg Day Trip from MunichParty rally grounds 1930`s.Photo by: Denis S10 2010 -
NurembergThe castlePhoto by: Denis S10 2010 -
NurembergNuremberg railway stnPhoto by: Denis S10 2010 -
IMG_5996Nuremberg Castle.Photo by: Valentine K10 2010 -
Church spires from main streetThe medieval portions of the town that remain are beautiful.Photo by: Nancy CUSA, 08 2010 -
Clock on Town HallClock tower at the square in NurembergPhoto by: Nancy CUSA, 08 2010 -
Nazi Rally GroundsThis is the location in the Nazi Rally Grounds that Hitler spook from.Photo by: Nancy CUSA, 08 2010 -
Useful Information
Charming architecture, Nuremberg
You'll also see the other Nuremberg that locals are rightly proud of. The medieval fortifications of the striking old town, Gothic churches, colorful market places and hilltop castle of the old imperial city are as awe-inspiring today as ever.
Nuremberg hosted the Imperial Diet (or parliament) of the Holy Roman Empire and was nominated an Imperial Free City by the Emperor Frederick II. It was a center of cultural vitality at the center of major imperial trade routes. It played a key role in the Reformation, and in the printing and scientific revolutions that shaped the modern world. It was home to one of Germany's oldest Jewish communities.
The old rally grounds today host a major Documentation Center that maps all of this painful history in detailed clarity and represents evidence of Nuremberg's determination to come to terms with its past.
Our expert English-speaking guide will accompany you on the pleasant 1.5 hour train journey from Munich and back again, giving you a comprehensive tour through this unique city.
Reviewed by stlramsfaulk, April 2013
A must! So much to see
Reviewed by Paul S, April 2013
Great tour and great guide
