Middle

Germany

".. is a city in Bavaria, known for its medieval architecture." Youcouldtravel	".. is full of history and definitely worthwhile to visit it with the guide." Veronikasadventure
".. is steeped in elegance and charm, boasting medieval architecture, numerous museums, and characterful beer cellars." Travelynnfamily	"The city of .. is rich in history and architecture and is an easy day trip from Munich." Mommytravels
".. is famous for 2 foods, Gingerbread and bratwurst and the Nuremberg Bratwurst is sold worldwide." Wyldfamilytravel	".. is one of the bigger cities in Germany, and the second biggest city in Bavaria, with a pretty medieval old town." Arzotravels
(Show more quotes..)
".. is often considered to have the best Christmas markets in Germany, let alone Europe." Roadaffair	".. is the second biggest city in Bavaria and also gorgeous." Arzotravels
".. is certainly one of the best places to spend Christmas in Europe." Travelstoriesuntold	".. is perfect for a long Christmas weekend." Travelstoriesuntold

Dotted with medieval churches, laced together with half-timbered buildings, and punctuated by a castle from the early days of the Holy Roman Empire, Nuremberg, Germany, is bursting at the seams with history. Nuremberg’s modern history is less glorious than its ancient history. Today Nuremberg is a complex city.

- 2 thoughts on “18 Fun Things to Do on a Weekend in Nuremberg”

Traveladdicts.net > Things-to-do-in-nuremberg-germany

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_traveladdicts.net.png

31 BEST Things to do in Nuremberg [2020!

Virtually destroyed after World War II, the Old Town has been painstakingly reconstructed and it’s the heart of the city. Learn about ancient Royalty, Nazi War Trials, or peruse the awesome galleries. There’s an awful lot of tasty Bavarian food and beer to get into in Nuremberg too! To help you plan your trip, we’ve ...

- Final thoughts on the best things to do in Nuremberg

Oneweirdglobe.com > Things-to-do-in-nuremberg-germany

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_oneweirdglobe.com.png

The Magic of Nuremberg Christmas Market: What to Do, Eat & See

We have wanted to go to the Nuremberg Christmas market in Germany for years but never thought it would happen. Since we live very far from both our families, holiday time is usually spent traveling to be with them, so booking a Europe trip right before Christmas seemed pretty unlikely.

- Other Things to do in Nuremberg

Traveladdicts.net > The-magic-of-nuremberg-christmas-markets

Fun things to do in Nuremberg, Germany

48 Hours in Nuremberg

48 Hours in Nuremberg, Germany

Article:

Munich to Nuremberg

> Things to do in Nuremberg with Kids

Article:

Nurember Christmas Market One of the Largest And Oldest In Germany

> Lots to See

Article:

The enchanting Christkindlesmarkt at Nuremberg, Germany

> Local brew

Article:

1 Day in Nuremberg: The Perfect Nuremberg Itinerary

> Have More Than 24 Hours in Nuremberg?

Accommodation

Article:

Are these the 7 BEST NEIGHBORHOODS in Nuremberg? – One Weird Globe

> Where to Stay in Nuremberg

Looking for a specific place to stay? These are our highest recommendations for places to stay in Nuremberg. ...

- Where to stay in Nuremberg for nightlife!

Oneweirdglobe.com > Where-to-stay-in-nuremberg-germany
(Detailed article)

Article:

18 Things to Do in Nuremberg Germany for a Fun Weekend

> Where to Stay in Nuremberg

View of the orange roofs of old town Nuremberg from the Imperial Castle View of the orange roofs of old town Nuremberg from the Imperial Castle ...

Traveladdicts.net > Things-to-do-in-nuremberg-germany

Article:

The Best Restaurants in Nuremberg: What to Eat, and Where to Have It!

> Bonus: Nuremberg hotels near the best restaurants!

I know how it is. You’ve done a full day’s sightseeing, scampering around everything that Nuremberg has to offer (and believe me, there’s a lot packed into this one town!). You just can’t be bothered to walk to one of these places to eat, even if they are the best restaurants in Nuremberg.

Thatanxioustraveller.com > The-best-restaurants-in-nuremberg-what-to-eat-and-where-to-have-it

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_thatanxioustraveller.com.png

Article:

Fun things to do in Nuremberg, Germany

> Where to Stay in Nuremberg?

Article:

1 Day in Nuremberg: The Perfect Nuremberg Itinerary

> Where to Stay in Nuremberg

Eat & drink

The Best Restaurants in Nuremberg: What to Eat, and Where to Have It!

Nuremberg is super underrated. And that goes for restaurants in Nuremberg, too. Guys, that is so criminal that I’m about to phone the police and demand that they deal with this shocking state of affairs. Open up a new tab, plop “what is Nuremberg famous for?” into Google, and ..

- Where to eat in Nuremberg - Restauration Kopernikus

Thatanxioustraveller.com > The-best-restaurants-in-nuremberg-what-to-eat-and-where-to-have-it

18 Best Restaurants in Nuremberg: a Local's Guide

, Germany, yet this is the very first post I write about my new home. I’ve decided to start with my favorite restaurants in Nuremberg because, well, most of the lists I find online tend to fail me. Here I come to a popular French spot in the Old Town only to get crepes as thick as good old American pancakes.

Thatswhatshehad.com > Best-restaurants-in-nuremberg

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_thatswhatshehad.com.png

Article:

Nurember Christmas Market One of the Largest And Oldest In Germany

> Lots to Eat

If that concoction doesn’t strike your fancy not to worry. There are many varieties of glühwein to sample including an organic or “bio” wine and even non-alcoholic types for the kinder (children). ...

Foodtravelist.com > Nuremberg-christmas-market-2
(Short article)

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_foodtravelist.com.png

Transport

Munich to Nuremberg

There is a good frequency of buses and trains running from Munich to Nuremberg with a travel time of about 2 hrs by bus and only an hour by train. You can also book a tour from Munich to Nuremberg which includes a guided tour of the historic city center and the Nazi Party rally grounds.

Gobeyondbounds.com > Things-to-do-in-nuremberg

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_gobeyondbounds.com.png

Article:

Traditional German Food: What to Eat in Munich and Nuremberg!

> Traditional German food you must try in Munich and Nuremberg!

Although the German food list is a mile long, I’m going to keep this to foods you should specifically try if you’re visiting Munich (located in Bavaria), and Nuremberg (in slightly more-northerly Franconia). Both cities have culinary specialities, which can taste completely different if you sample them in the other ...

- Nuremberg sausages

Thatanxioustraveller.com > Traditional-german-food-what-to-eat-in-munich-and-nuremberg
(Detailed article)

Article:

Fun things to do in Nuremberg, Germany

> How to Get Around Nuremberg?

For those interested in exploring the city outside the Altstadt, then I recommend either using the local metro or bus. If you are riding the metro, don’t forget to buy a metro ticket from either the DB or VAG machine. It’s easy to forget because purchasing a ticket is not necessarily enforced, but if you are caught ...

Wonderfulwanderings.com > Things-to-do-in-nuremberg

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_wonderfulwanderings.com.png

Article:

Visiting Nuremberg: When Is It Time To Forget?

> The Other Nuremberg

Article:

What to Do in Nuremberg Itineraries for 1, 2, and 3 Days - Reflections Enroute

> How Much Time Do You Need in Nuremberg?

Article:

1 Day in Nuremberg: The Perfect Nuremberg Itinerary

> How to Get Around Nuremberg

Article:

13 COOLEST Day Trips from Nuremberg [2020!

> Conclusion to the Best Day Trips from Nuremberg

Article:

Why Spend A Weekend In Nuremberg?

> Learn how to make Nuremberg’s famous gingerbread

Sport

Article:

Traditional German Food: What to Eat in Munich and Nuremberg!

> Pork knuckle

I’ve now eaten pork knuckle all over Europe – Austria, Hungary, and one that almost broke me in Poland. Holy cow, that thing was big. But they’re an absolute mainstay of German cuisine. ...

Thatanxioustraveller.com > Traditional-german-food-what-to-eat-in-munich-and-nuremberg
(Detailed article)

Costs & Budget tips

Article:

Visiting Nuremberg: When Is It Time To Forget?

> A Beacon for Human Rights

Almost everyone I speak to mentions, in one way or another, their “inglorious past” as one journalist described it. ...

Insidethetravellab.com > Visiting-nuremberg
(Short article)

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_insidethetravellab.com.png

Tours

Article:

48 Hours in Nuremberg

> Guided Tour of St Sebaldus Church

Back in the centre of Nuremberg, the St Sebaldus Church is a medieval church, one of the oldest in Nuremberg, which shares a part Gothic and part Romanesque architecture. The church takes its name from Sebaldus, a hermit and missionary, who is appropriately the patron saint of Nuremberg.

Budgettraveller.org > 48-hours-in-nuremberg

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_budgettraveller.org.png

Article:

Munich to Nuremberg

> Join the Guided Tour

It is always fun to explore the city like a local with some insider information. The Nuremberg guided city tour by the Nuremberg Tourism board is fun, entertaining and very informative at the same time. The tour with great information on history, present and ..

Gobeyondbounds.com > Things-to-do-in-nuremberg

General tips

10 Reasons to Go to Nuremberg's Christkindlesmarkt

Christmas markets are absolutely magical. The scents of chestnuts roasting, gingerbread baking, and wine mulling waft through the air. The historical cities that play home to them ooze atmosphere and the chilly and sometimes snowy weather is the perfect excuse to snuggle up with your special someone.

Luxeadventuretraveler.com > Nuremberg-christmas-market
(Short article)

Itinerary Travel Blog screenshot_luxeadventuretraveler.com.png

Article:

11 Cafes in Nuremberg that Make a Mean Cup of Coffee

> Third-Wave Coffee Shops in Nuremberg

These are cream of the crop cafes in Nuremberg that serve specialty coffee and pay attention to every detail: from coffee beans origins to roasting process to barista skills. ...

Thatswhatshehad.com > Best-coffee-nuremberg

Article:

Fun things to do in Nuremberg, Germany

> Why you should visit Nuremberg

As a foreigner, usually the most well-known and frequently visited city in Bavaria is München. The city has a large expat population and can be considered the financial hub for Germany. But, personally, this image has affected the city’s Bavarian culture and transformed it into another “popular” metropolis.

Wonderfulwanderings.com > Things-to-do-in-nuremberg

Article:

What to Do in Nuremberg Itineraries for 1, 2, and 3 Days - Reflections Enroute

> Additional Must Know Information For Nuremberg

Article:

Nuremberg Christmas Market: Everything You Need to Know

> What Should I Know Before Going to the Market?

Links:

Alternatives to Nuremberg:

Nearest highlight:

Airports:

Nuremberg Airport

5 km

Cities via nonstop flights:

Albania

Armenia

Austria

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bulgaria

Croatia

(Show all..)

Transfer:

From Nuremberg to:

Travel Itineraries:

Nuremberg to Paris, Burgundy, Munich

Nuremberg to Seoul, Daegu, Busan

Nuremberg to Cologne, Hamburg, Weimar

Nuremberg to Berlin and Hamburg

Nuremberg to London and York

> Find Travel Itineraries with Nuremberg
> Find Travel Itineraries within Germany

General:

Connection:

Good

Daily costs:

Expensive

Sea/River/Lake:

No / Yes / No

UV radiation:

Moderate

Tourism:

Stay length:

2-3 days

Hostels:

Few

Touristic:

Much

Peak season:

May, June, July, August, October, December

Climate:

Best months:

May, July, August, September

Worst months:

January, February, November, December

Compare to:

Local Heatmap

From transparent via

yellow

(low) ascending to

red

(high) the strength within the drawn rectangle.

	Rating of accommodation location for tourists Combining restaurants, attractions, bars and public transport
	Tourstic attractions Occurrences of top poi, museums, galeries etc
	Restaurants & Cafes Occurrences of restaurants, fast food and cafes
	Pubs, Bars & Clubs Occurrences of pubs, night clubs, dancehalls and bars
	Public transport stations Occurrences of bus/train/subway/ubahn stations
	Shopping Occurrences of malls, supermarket and any other shop
	Disable

Total visible maximum:

Switch smoothing

Double tap on map to see details at Google Maps

Nuremberg

Summary:

The city (Germany) Nuremberg has a population of 511,628. And also, Nuremberg is located next to rivers. This city is in the center of Germany. And also, Munich is the name of the nearest neighbour city. Nuremberg is known for historic buildings.

Choose creation mode

close

Search Travel Itineraries

close

Create a Itinerary

Destination rating

close

Nuremberg's character in words:

Top articles about Nuremberg

checkThings to do

hotelAccommodation

local_diningEat & drink

airport_shuttleTransport

sports_handballSport

credit_cardCosts & Budget tips

beenhereTours

descriptionGeneral tips

Links:

swap_horizAlternatives to Nuremberg:

flight_takeoffAirports:

local_airportCities via nonstop flights:

transfer_within_a_stationTransfer:

Travel Itineraries:

dashboardGeneral:

accessibility_newTourism:

wb_sunnyClimate:

Local Heatmap

Summary:

Things to do

Accommodation

Eat & drink

Transport

Sport

Costs & Budget tips

Tours

General tips

Alternatives to Nuremberg:

Airports:

Cities via nonstop flights:

Transfer:

General:

Tourism:

Climate: