• Hauptmarkt - The journey starts at the Hauptmarkt, a vibrant area rich in history, with colorful and aromatic fruit, vegetable, and flower stalls.
• Frauenkirche - At noon, the bells of the Frauenkirche chime, and the “Männleinlaufen” automata from the 16th century come to life, narrating Nuremberg’s imperial history. The Männleinlaufen offers insight into Nuremberg’s significance during the Nazi Party conventions. It’s a captivating story that shouldn’t be missed.
• Fleischbrücke - The Fleischbrücke is the sole bridge that survived the city’s bombings during World War II.
• St. Lorenz Church - Completed in 1477, St. Lawrence Church has a rich tradition in Nuremberg’s southern district. Adjacent to the church is a monument honoring the victims of National Socialism, providing a place for reflection and understanding of 20th-century history.
• Heilig-Geist-Spital - Once the largest hospital in the Holy Roman Empire, the Holy Spirit Hospital is a historical site that reflects Nuremberg’s economic and political influence.
• Der Schöne Brunnen - The Beautiful Fountain encapsulates the worldview of a typical citizen during the medieval Gothic era. Traditions endure, and those who touch the ring are believed to gain good fortune.
• Nürnberger Rathaus - The Old Town Hall in Nuremberg showcases the power of the city’s bourgeoisie.
• St. Sebaldus Church - St. Sebald’s Church is Nuremberg’s most significant church. This Protestant church is worth visiting for its historical and religious artifacts.
• Kaiserburg Nürnberg - Nuremberg Castle is the city’s emblem. This magnificent medieval complex, visible from all angles, highlights the power of the Holy Roman Empire and was adopted by National Socialism as the Secret Capital of the Third Reich. Here, the importance of the Nuremberg Trials is discussed as a means to overcome the chaos of war through justice and reason.
• Albrecht Dürer’s House - Albrecht Dürer, Germany’s greatest artist, was born and lived in Nuremberg. His story and works are displayed in museums, but his roots and inspiration are deeply connected to this city.
• Tiergärtnertorturm - Tiergärtnertor Square is one of the most picturesque squares in the city, popular with locals and a typical meeting spot. The area is filled with bars and restaurants, inviting visitors to unwind after an engaging tour of Nuremberg.

• Guide service

• Gratuities

Embark on a captivating journey through the streets of Nuremberg with this complimentary walking tour, crafted to immerse participants in the city’s vibrant history and cultural legacy. Led by an experienced local guide, explore the intricate maze of cobblestone streets, revealing intriguing tales and historical insights unique to this imperial city. From its medieval beginnings to the significant events of the 20th century, such as the renowned Nuremberg Trials, this tour provides a thorough understanding of Nuremberg’s history, ensuring participants depart with the spirit of a true Nuremberger.

• Explore the charm and history of Nuremberg on a guided walking tour
• Gain insights into the city’s origins and major historical events, including the Nuremberg Trials
• Wander through the delightful streets and squares with a knowledgeable local guide
• Experience the old town’s distinctive architecture and stories firsthand

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.