Castle
Imperial Castle of Nuremberg
Nuremberg, Germany
A medieval imperial fortress overlooking the old town, with great views.
City · Germany · Bavaria
A Franconian city with an imperial castle, a well-known Christmas market and a complicated twentieth-century past.
For storytellers
Nuremberg carries two very different reputations. For centuries it was an imperial city, a hub of craftsmen and printers, and the hometown of the artist Albrecht Dürer. In the twentieth century it became the stage for Nazi rallies and later the war crimes trials. Today it handles both sides honestly, with a hilltop castle and a medieval centre alongside serious museums on the darker chapters. Its Christmas market is one of the most famous in the world.
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Castle
Nuremberg, Germany
A medieval imperial fortress overlooking the old town, with great views.
Square
Nuremberg, Germany
The central market square, home of the ornate Beautiful Fountain and the Christmas market.
Festival or event
Nuremberg, Germany
One of Germany's most famous Christmas markets, with a long tradition and gingerbread.
Museum
Nuremberg, Germany
A museum inside the unfinished Congress Hall explaining the Nazi rallies.
Museum
Nuremberg, Germany
The half-timbered home of the Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer.
Within about 40 km, closest first.