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Updated 25 April 2014

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Once youve experienced the citys enchanting historical ambience and seen the mightyKaiserburg, youll never forget them. The beautiful Old Town, which is the epitome of medievalcharm, is nestled at the foot of the castle. Its home to historical buildings, spectacular churches,one of Germanys largest pedestrian areas and the traditional Hauptmarkt. But Nuremberg ismore than just a melting pot of cultural highlights. Bavarias second-largest city also offers awealth of culinary delights, so why not stop off at one of the traditional Bratwursthuser(sausage restaurants) and try a 3 im Weckla (Nuremberg grilled sausages in a roll)?

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The KaiserburgDominating the city skyline, you cantfail to notice it: the Kaiserburg. At...

Main Market Square, Church...The large market square located at theheart of the city centre is surrounde...

Albrecht-Drer's HouseThe Albrecht-Drer-Haus is one of themost famous museums and exhibitionsin...Documentation Centre Nazi ...Even today, the formerReichsparteitagsgelnde (Nazi PartyRally Grounds) in...GermanischesNationalmuseumThe "Germanisches Nationalmuseum"is the largest museum of German artand cu...

THE CITY

Welcome to Nuremberg!

Nurembergs wealth of sights, delights and highlights means theres always something for residents and visitorsof all ages to discover. One of these is theChristkindlesmarkt, the citys most famous event. Yearafter year, 2.5 million visitors visit one of the worlds mostbeautiful Christmas markets to experience its quaintatmosphere, taste the range of delicacies and listen to theChristmas Angels opening prologue. The famousBardentreen and Blaue Nacht events are well worth avisit too, as is Rock im Park, one of Germanys largest rockfestivals.

The Sigena Urkunde, a deed published in 1050 by Emperor Henry III, contains the rst documented referenceto Nuremberg. The Kaiserburg, which was designed as apolitical and military hub and was one of the key imperialpalaces of the Middle Ages, is still the citys mainlandmark. Nurembergs appointment as an Imperial Cityput it under direct control of the Emperor and it enjoyed anumber of privileges as a result. But the city also becameknown for its many scholars and artists, such as thepainter Albrecht Drer, one of the citys most famousresidents.

Nurembergs unusual anity with the crafts eventually made it one of the key trading towns in the Middle Ages. Inmore recent times, Nuremberg gained a less favourablereputation for itself during the National Socialist era. Eventoday, parts of the city are still home to gigantic ruinsrepresenting the Nazi regimes deluded notion of grandeur.

After the city was virtually razed to the ground in theSecond World War, the decision was made to startrebuilding the historical Old Town to reect its originalglory. Along with neighbouring towns Frth, Erlangen andSchwabach, the city today makes up the metropolitan areaof Nuremburg.

The citys rambling shopping streets, vast green spaces, art and culture attract visitors to the city the whole yearround.

Destination: NurembergPublishing date: 2014-04-25

DO & SEE

Nuremberg. Its a city where theres plenty to experience and even more to see. Why not start your day with awander round the city or a visit to one of the manymuseums? Then unwind in one of the beautiful cafes ortreat your tastebuds to Franconian specialties in one ofthe Old Towns many restaurants. Youre sure to beenchanted by the picturesque air of the Old Town,situated at the foot of the Kaiserburg. Take a look aroundand journey into times past

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The KaiserburgDominating the city skyline,you cant fail to notice it: theKaiserburg. At the time of theHoly Roman Empire, thecastle was occasionally hometo each of the emperors, and

in the Middle Ages, it was one of the most important royal palaces. The sights here include the new castle museum,the palace with the emperors living quarters, theRomanesque Double Chapel, the Deep Well and theSinwell Tower. The neighbouring garden is a must-see too.It might be small, but its a welcome contrast to the hustleand bustle of the city and is popular with residents too.Address: Auf der Burg 13Phone: +49 911 24 46 590Internet: tourismus.nuernberg.de (Sights/museums)

Free entrance with the Nrnberg Card. More info in the City Card-section.

Main Market Square, Church of Our Lady andBeautiful Fountain

The large market squarelocated at the heart of the citycentre is surrounded by amultitude of must-see sights.The daily market takes placehere too, where you can buy

all sorts of tasty treats, owers and spices. The ornate Beautiful Fountain is a well-photographed sight. The tworings on the fence are the focus of much attention. Alegend says that if you turn the golden ring and make awish, it will come true. The black ring, meanwhile, is said tobless women with children. The main market square ischaracterised by the facade of the Chruch of Our Ladyconstructed as an imperial royal chapel. Every day at noonthe "Mnnleinlaufen" (mechanical clock and glockenspiel)takes place here - a daily event not to be missed!Address: Hauptmarkt

Albrecht-Drer's HouseThe Albrecht-Drer-Haus isone of the most famousmuseums and exhibitions inNuremberg. Between 1509and 1528, it was AlbrechtDrers home and workplace.

Today, the building is both a memorial and a museum. Therooms feature period furnishings, and visitors can see ademonstration of the printing procedure used in Drerslifetime in one of the bedrooms. The top oor, meanwhile,showcases copies of the artists works. The museumhouses a variety of temporary exhibitions featuring originalworks. We highly recommend taking the guided tour withAgnes Drer, wife of the famous artist. She gives a faithfulaccount of what life was like 500 years ago.Address: Albrecht-Drer-Str. 39Phone: +49 911 2312568Internet: www.museen.nuernberg.de


Documentation Centre Nazi Party RallyGrounds

Even today, the formerReichsparteitagsgelnde (NaziParty Rally Grounds) in thesouth of the city is still hometo gigantic ruins representingthe Nazi regimes deluded

notion of grandeur. The 11 km2 complex was where the Nazi Party orchestrated its propaganda campaign. Thedocumentation centre is located in the north wing of theKongresshalle, which was designed by the Nazis to hold50 000 people and was never completed. The permanentFaszination und Gewalt (Fascination and Terror)exhibition housed in the 1300 m venue, chronicles thecauses, relationships and consequences of the Nazidictatorship.Address: Bayernstrasse 11


Phone: +49 911 231 56 66Internet: www.museen.nuernberg.de


Germanisches NationalmuseumThe "GermanischesNationalmuseum" is thelargest museum of Germanart and culture in the world.The exhibitions take you on anexciting journey through time,

showcasing hand axes from the Stone Age, the Ezelsdorf Golden Cone, medieval sculptures, the oldest globe in theworld, paintings by Albrecht Drer, baroque masterpiecesand contemporary art. Other rooms feature textiles,clothes, jewellery, stained glass, handicraft, furniture andmuch more. The GNM is also home to the largest library ofGerman art and culture, with more than 650 000 books.Address: Kartusergasse 1Phone: +49 911 133 10Internet: www.gnm.de


Memorium Nuremberg TrialsThe Memorium NurembergTrials is a new permanentexhibition opened to visitorson 22nd of November 2010. Itinforms visitors about thebackground, progression and

repercussions of the Nuremberg Trials at the original location where they were held. Audioguides in variouslanguagesare available. Guided tours of the MemoriumNuremberg Trials are available for individual visitors atweekends.Address: Brenschanzstrae 72Phone: +49 911 321 79372Internet: www.memorium-nuremberg.de


New MuseumThe New Museum - StateMuseum for Art and Design -with its curved glass facaderises over the medieval citywalls in the heart ofNuremberg. The handsome

museum has received many awards for its striking modern architecture and is a venue for contemporary artand design.Address: KlarissenplatzPhone: +49 911 240269Internet: www.nmn.de


ChristkindlesmarktYear after year, on the fridaybefore the rst advent,Germanys most famouschristmas market opens forthe public. The historicalsurroundings of the

Nuremberg main market square with the Church of Our Lady and the view of St. Lorenz and St. Sebald, the twoGothic churches in the Old Town, lend theChristkindlesmarkt its special charm. The stalls convey theunique look and feel of the market and visitors can lookforward to the traditional oering of Lebkuchen (Germangingerbread), Nuremberg sausages and mulled wine. Theopening ceremony is an impressive experience for all, asthe Nuremberg Christkind stands on the gallery of theChurch of Our Lady and delivers the famous openingprologue at 5.30 pm precisely.Address: HauptmarktOpening hours: Daily 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closing day (24 december): 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Internet: www.christkindlesmarkt.de


HandwerkerhofA sight with special air.Situated at the heart of thecity and surrounded by thetowers and walls of themedieval fortications, theHandwerkerhof invites visitors

to discover a wealth of experiences. The little city at the Knigstor (Kings gate) opposite the Hauptbahnhof oersboth traditional crafts and Franconian hospitality incharming surroundings. Why not round o your visit bytrying some hearty specialties, washed down with a freshNuremberg beer or Franconian wine, in one of the cosyrestaurants.Address: Knigstor opposite the HauptbahnhofPhone: +49 911 98833 590Internet: www.handwerkerhof.de

Historic Rock-Cut CellarsAn extensive labyrinth ofunderground passagewaysand cellar vaults has existed inthe bedrock of castle hill forcenturies - the HistoricRock-Cut Cellars. As early as

1380 red beer was stored in the subterranean cellars, sometimes comprising four levels, that had been cut intothe Burgsandstein (local Nuremberg sandstone). Duringthe air raids of World War II many citizens found shelter inthese historical vaults.Reservations and Meeting Point: Brewery ShopTours (in English): Sundays at 11.30 amAddress: Bergstrae 19Phone: +49 911 23602731Internet: www.hausbrauerei-altstadthof.de


St. Sebald ChurchNurembergs oldest townchurch St. Sebald dates backto approx. the year 1215. Thechurch is located underneaththe Imperial Castle andcontains important works of

art such as the imposing 4.17 meter high tomb built by the artist Peter Vischer - the bones of Nuremberg's patronsaint Sebaldus are presumed to rest here. The famousNuremberg painter Albrecht Drer was baptized and gotmarried there. Destroyed during World War II, St. Sebaldwas reconstructed in 1957.Address: Sebalder PlatzPhone: +49 911 214 25 00Internet: www.sebalduskirche.de

DB Railway MuseumThe heart of the museum isan exhibition landscape on thehistory of the railway inGermany. The walking tour -over 2,500 sqm on twostories - covers two centuries,

including all their technological and economic, political andcultural aspects.Address: Lessingstrae 6Phone: +49 180 4442233Internet: www.dbmuseum.de


St. Lawrence ChurchThe beautiful St. LawrenceChurch is tucked away at theheart of the Nurembergpedestrian area. Built in 1250,it has been an EvangelicalLutheran church since 1525.

The church has a magnicent west facade with a splendid


portal richly decorated with statuary and a huge rosewindow (mid 14th century). Reconstruction work on thechurch started in 1952 following severe damage duringthe World War II.Address: Lorenzer PlatzPhone: +49 911 214 25 00Internet: www.lorenzkirche.citykirche-magazin.de

Friedhof St. JohannisThe Friedhof St. Johannis isone of Europes mostimportant cemeteries, as anumber of famouspersonalities, such as AlbrechtDrer and Veith Stoss, are

buried here. A very beautiful place, it is also known as the Cemetery of Roses as a result of the many roses thatgrow on the site. The cemetery was commissioned as aresult of the advanced council order that no longerpermitted burials to be performed within the city walls. Anew cemetery therefore had to be built in the surroundingarea for both halves of the city. Why not visit the baroqueHesperidengrten afterwards?Address: Brckenstr. 9Opening hours: April Sept. 7 am to 7 pm, Oct. to March 8 am to 5 pmInternet: www.st-johannis-nuernberg.de

NRNBERG CARD 2014

Your Nrnberg Card 2014Spend just 23 and reap the benets of the Nrnberg Card!

It gives you 2 days FREE admission to ALL museums and attractions as well as 2 days FREE travel on ALL publictransport services within Nuremberg and the entire regionof Nuremberg, Frth and Stein.Internet: tourismus.nuernberg.de/nuernbergcard

Where can I get the Nrnberg Card?Before your arrivalYou can order the Nrnberg Card online at our website tourismus.nuernberg.de/nuernbergcard or you canpurchase the Card when booking your hotel or packagedeal.

During your stayBuy your Nrnberg Card in one of our Tourist Oces or at the information stand at the airport. You can also nd theNrnberg Card in many hotels in Nrnberg as well as atthe Knaus campsite at the Dutzendteich.Internet: tourismus.nuernberg.de/nuernbergcard

And this is how it worksThe Nrnberg Card is valid for 2 consecutive days. This is an oer for all guests and visitors. One essentialrequirement: You stay overnight in Nuremberg or Frth.


The Nrnberg Card for KIDS is free for children age 5 and under, children up to age 11 pay only 5 (when at leastone regular Card is purchased).

How does the Card work?Simply enter date of rst use, sign the card and o you go!

Any questions?Our team will be pleased to assist you!Phone: +49 911 2336-0

DINING

Without a shadow of doubt, Nurembergs most famous food export is the Nrnberger Rostbratwurst. No biggerthan your nger, you can order 6, 8, 10 or 12 of thesesausages, which are in most cases served with sauerkrautor potato salad. If youre feeling a bit peckish in betweenmeals, why not try a 3 im Weckla (3 sausages in a roll),which is generally garnished with mustard. Or if youre inthe mood for a hearty meal, how about sampling thedelights on Franconian menus, which traditionally includeSchuferle mit Kloss und Soss (roasted pork shoulderwith dumplings and gravy) or Sauerbraten (marinatedbeef). You cant come to Nuremberg and not try the localdelicacies!

Bratwurst RsleinSituated at the heart of theOld Town since 1431, theworlds largest sausagerestaurant treats its guests torustic Franconian cuisine. Itsa cosy restaurant oering both

traditional and modern cuisine.Address: Rathausplatz 6Phone: +49 911 214860Internet: www.bratwurst-roeslein.de

BarferNot far from theHauptbahnhof, Barfsserserves up Franconianspecialities in a cosy vaultedcellar. And best of all, it stillbrews its own beer!

Address: Hallplatz 2Phone: +49 911 204242Internet: www.barfuesser-nuernberg.de

BratwursthusleNot far from theSebalduskirche, theBratwursthusle has beengiving original NrnbergerRostbratwrste a hint ofbeechwood by cooking them

over a wood re since 1313. True to tradition, the Bratwursthusle has its own butcher shop, where theNuremberg specialities are freshly prepared each day.Hungry visitors can enjoy their sausages and a freshlypulled pint on the two terraces, which boast historicalsurroundings and views of the Sebalduskirche, the Rathausand the Hauptmarkt. The little delicacies, which arealways grilled to order, are served on a tin plate, just like inAlbrecht Drers time.


Address: Rathausplatz 1Phone: +49 911 227695Internet: www.bratwursthaeusle.de

EnchiladaThe Enchilada is the place togo if you fancy trying tastyMexican specialities in alaid-back atmosphere. Themenu includes a mixture ofTexan, Mexican and South

Californian cuisine. In addition to the hearty meals, the restaurant also oers a wide selection of cocktails andlong drinks during the daily happy hour. Booking inadvance is recommended.Address: Obstmarkt 10Phone: +49 911 2448498Internet: www.enchilada.deMore Info: Around the corner from the Hauptmarkt

Sushi GlasLocated next to theGermanischesNationalmuseum, Sushi Glasis famous for its fresh sushiand unusual creations. ItsBratwurst Roll has received

the Excellency Award, which recognises original sushi recipes.Address: Am Kornmarkt 5-7Phone: +49 911 2059901Internet: www.sushi-glas.de

Zum SpiessgesellenZum Spiessgesellen is justwaiting to be discovered byhungry visitors in the vaultedcellar of the old NurembergRathaus. This restaurantallows diners to enjoy regional

cuisine in a laid-back setting. Zum Spiessgesellen is well-known for its medieval atmosphere, rustic dishes andhistorical concept.Address: Rathausplatz 4Phone: +49 911 23555525Internet: www.spiessgeselle.de

Hausbrauerei AltstadthofIf youre heading towards theKaiserburg andAlbrecht-Drer-Haus from theHauptmarkt, youll pass theHausbrauerei Altstadthof. Trueto its name, the restaurant

brews its own beer and oers a delightful dining experience. Naturally, the brewery shop is the place to gofor all products beer-related. It stocks a great selection ofbeer, alegar, beer mustard and much more!Address: Bergstrasse 19-21Phone: +49 911 2449859Internet: www.hausbrauerei-altstadthof.de

EssigbrtleinEssigbrtlein is located in theOld Towns oldest guesthouseand is the citys onlyMichelin-starred restaurant. Ithas twice been awarded aMichelin star for its unique

spicy food, hence why critics of the Essigbrtlein, which is among the countrys 27 best restaurants, talk about edibleart Its a compliment that speaks for itself!Address: Weinmarkt 3Phone: +49 911 225131


Zum Gulden Stern Historical SausageRestaurant

It may not be the largestsausage restaurant, but itscertainly the oldest. The menuincludes NrnbergerRostbratwrste with a hint ofbeechwood, prepared on an

open re. Fermented cabbage, homemade potato salad and freshly ground radish are the perfectaccompaniments. Come and feast on the various snackson oer throughout the day and enjoy apple strudel fordessert.Address: Zirkelschmiedsgasse 26Phone: +49 911 2059288Internet: www.bratwurstkueche.de

The Tasty LeafThe Tasty Leaf oers veganand international menus, allmade from regional andsesonal products. Besides thatfresh baked cakes, Fair tradecoee and culinary delights

la carte are also on the menue. Optional you can order gluten-free and soy-freed food as well as allergic friendlyfood.Address: Bogenstr. 43Phone: +49 911 80 19 55 29Internet: www.tasty-leaf.de

Restaurant LorenzLocated directly at St.Lawrence church thisrestaurant with a classicaldesign oers a wide range ofdelicious food. The menuoers an organic-ecological

cuisine with grilled dishes, coee and cakes!

Address: Lorenzer Platz 23Phone: +49 911 2059 390Internet: www.cafelorenz.net

CAFES

There are so many cafes scattered around the Hauptmarktand all over the city centre that youll be spoiled forchoice. Most of them oer a breakfast menu and lightsnacks at midday.Confiserie Neef

Tempting. The one word thatsums up the Conserie Neefsdaily menu in a nutshell.Cakes, tarts, pralines,chocolate, gingerbread Whatto try rst? No matter what

you choose, this cafe, the interior of which was recently renovated, is the perfect place to relax and treat yourself.The cafe also has a daily breakfast menu.Address: Winklerstrasse 29Phone: +49 911 225179Internet: www.conserie-neef.de

Caf Beer PtisserieThe traditional Caf Beeroers a wide selection of thenest tarts, cakes, pralinesand home-made pastries. Itsvery handy too, as its situatedright at heart of the pedestrian

area.


Address: Breite Gasse 79Phone: +49 911 2308420Internet: www.cafebeer.de

Caf La ViolettaThe ambience of a Viennesecoee house, Italian specialitycoees, glass and terracotta inthe neighbouring ower shop Caf La Violetta has it all.The French-look interior

exudes an air of charm and is the key feature of the beautiful building in Obere Wrthstrasse, an exquisitestreet to visit.Address: Obere Wrthstrasse 10Phone: +49 911 23555599Internet: www.la-violetta.de

Caf Am TrdelmarktNestled on the banks of the Pegnitz river and enjoying a central location in the Old Town, this cafe boasts awonderful view across the river. As well as the usualspeciality coees, diners can also order light warm snacks.Address: Trdelmarkt 42Phone: +49 911 208877Internet: www.cafe-am-troedelmarkt.com

Caf dazurExperience French air at the heart of the historical Old Town in the beautiful Caf dazur. Why not treat yourself toa deliciously dierent speciality coee? Caf dazur alsooers a range of tasty baguettes, light snacks and salads.The homemade ice cream is a real treat too.Address: Burgstrasse 11Phone: +49 911 2355355Internet: www.cafe-d-azur.de

ChocolatThis is the place for real fansof chocolate, the sweetestseduction of our time. Be itdark or milk, as a bar or adrinkable delight, chocolate isthe key component of

everything here. Chocolate gourmets and those with a sweet tooth will love the cafe and its chocolate shopsituated at the heart of the citys Old Town.Address: Josephsplatz 26Phone: +49 911 2427888Internet: www.chocolatnuernberg.deMore Info: entrance on Hutergasse.

BARS & NIGHTLIFE

Dont want to turn in for the night quite yet? Or perhaps you want to spend a nice evening with friends or party onuntil the small hours? No problem. Youre in the rightplace! Nuremberg has it all, from hip bars and karaokevenues to stylish clubs.


Club StereoThe popular club inKlaragasse isnt one of thebig clubs, but it alwaysattracts a large number ofguests, who particularly enjoythe variety of music and wide

range of events on oer.Address: Klaragasse 8Phone: +49 911 2110455Internet: www.club-stereo.netMore Info: city centre.

Club GoijaClub Goija is one of the toplocations in Nuremberg. Closeto the main central station thisclub welcomes the guest witha modern and stylish interiorand a cool atmosphere.

Changing events and a huge variety of delicious drinks make the Goija one of the best choices in town.Address: Bahnhofstrae 11Phone: +49 179 3535164Internet: www.goija.de

Cafe & Bar Celona FincaPerhaps you dont fancy theclub atmosphere, but stillwant to socialise and listen tosome music? Then the Cafe &Bar Celona Finca is the placefor you. The Cafe Bar opens

its doors in the early hours of the morning and doesnt close until late at night. Tastefully and comfortablyfurnished, it lends the Old Town a touch of Mediterraneanholiday air. In addition to a wide assortment of meals, italso oers a fantastic selection of long drinks andcocktails. The central location makes the Cafe Bar apopular place to go. Booking in advance is recommended

for the evening. If youre here in summer, why not makethe most of the outdoor area on the banks of the Pegnitzriver?Address: Vordere Insel Schtt 4Phone: +49 911 23739144Internet: www.cafe-bar-celona.de

Karaoke Bar HallertorThis is of the few karaoke venues in Nuremberg. Each day is dierent at the little pub in the historicalWeissgerbergasse. On Thursdays, for instance, theHallertor holds a happy hour and ladies karaoke night,while theres a special students karaoke night onWednesdays. Younger guests should note that entrance isonly permitted to people aged 18 or over.Address: Weissgerbergasse 25Phone: +49 911 2406611Internet: www.hallertor.de

O Sheas Irish PubThe homemade fries, said tobe the best in the city, areextremely popular. The cosyIrish pub with itsgenerously-sized vaulted cellarboasts a fantastic location

right next to the Pegnitz river and is not far from the Cinecitta cinema. Here, youll be served classics such asGuinness, Irish whiskey and cider. Its the perfect venue fora fantastic night with friends. The beer garden is open insummer. Booking in advance is highly recommended.Address: Wespennest 6Phone: +49 911 232895Internet: www.osheas.de


Mata Hari BarLocated in the beautifulWeissgerbergasse, the MataHari Bar enjoys a greatlocation and is certainly one ofthe smallest bars inNuremberg. But the selection

of drinks certainly isnt small. Patrons can choose from more than 40 cocktails, 20 types of whiskey and a widerange of beer. But its real appeal is the living roommusic concept, where live music is played on a miniatureplatform. Hence the bar receiving the title of Germanyssmallest live bar.Address: Weissgerbergasse 31Phone: +49 171 1949500Internet: www.mataharibar.de

IndabahnThe name of this bar, club andlounge comes from itslocation: the station. Here,youll nd a variety of liveconcerts and tasty meals. Itsexcellent location inside the

station means that you can even pay the Indabahn a ying visit just before you leave.Address: Bahnhofsplatz 5Phone: +49 911 2479242Internet: www.indabahn.comMore Info: in the station.

Bar 77Bar 77 is one of the mostpopular clubs in Nuremberg.Its good music and greatatmosphere have beendrawing the guests in foryears. The central location and

delicious drinks also make it worth a visit.

Address: Luitpoldstrasse 16Phone: +49 911 2427762Internet: www.bar77.de

Die rote BarLocated in the old towndirectly at the river Pegnitz,this trendy bar with anextraordinary interior design isdenitely a hotspot! Itsprogramme oers live music

and dierent events. Speciality of the house is the home-made Limes drink, made from vodka and fruit pure.Address: Peter-Vischer-Strae 3Phone: +49 911 9928 956Internet: www.dierotebar.net

mach1This club has been part of theNuremberg nightlife for morethan 20 years. In the "Houseof Sound" DJs put on musicranging from Black to Housefor all the dance-mad people.

Bars, VIP-area and the DJ's desk are arranged around the centered dance oor like a colosseum. High-class eventsguarantee a very special programme!Address: Kaiserstrae 1-9Phone: +49 911 240 66 02Internet: www.mach1-club.de


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Hauptmarkt / BurgviertelThe Hauptmarkt and streetsleading to the castle arelittered with scores ofsouvenir shops. But there arealso a large number of smallspeciality shops, of the

Nuremberg master traders, jewellers and antique shops too, where youll nd all kinds of souvenirs and keepsakesfor your friends and family. The tourist information centreon the Hauptmarkt is also worth checking out, as it sellspostcards, Nuremberg Monopoly and much more.Address: Hauptmarkt

Breite Gasse / KarolinenstrasseBreite Gasse and Karolinenstrasse are the heart of the Nuremberg shopping district. Here, youll nd all sorts ofestablished shops and large department stores. Youngershoppers are also catered for, thanks to well-known chainssuch as H&M, Grtz, Mango to name but a few.Address: Breite Gasse, Karolinenstrasse

Trdelmarkt and HandwerkerhofHead to the Trdelmarkt, situated between the Unschlittplatz and Karlsbrcke, for wonderful jewellers,small boutiques and shops selling quirky livingaccessories. The Handwerkerhof is a must if youre intoceramic, leather or silverware.Address: TrdelmarktInternet: www.handwerkerhof.de

Kaiserstrae

Kaiserstrasse is slightly morehigh-end, as its home to anumber of exclusive shops,boutiques and cafes.

Address: Kaiserstrasse

GostenhofIf youre outside the city centre, why not visit the shops in the Gostenhof district? Its renowned for its small quaintshops and boutiques, art dealers and studios. Youre sureto nd something unique here. For more information, visit:Internet: www.in-goho.de

City Point NrnbergCity Point enjoys a great location in the city centre. With around 60 shops, catering outlets, pharmacies andsupermarkets, it has an attractive and extensive range ofretailers and is a great place to meet in the pedestrianarea.Address: Breite Gasse 5Opening hours: Mon Sat 9.30 am to 8 pmInternet: www.city-point-nuernberg.deMore Info: 200 parking spaces in the underground car park.

Mercado NrnbergThe ultimate shopping centre in the north of the city houses a wide range of fabric, electrical and everydayshops. A number of events and cultural activities takeplace here throughout the year too.Address: ussere Bayreuther Strasse 80Opening hours: Mon Sat 9.30 am to 8 pm, selected shops open at 9 amInternet: www.mercado-nuernberg.de

Franken - Center NrnbergThe Franken-Center, situated in the citys southern Langwasser district, is the largest shopping centre innorthern Bavaria. With a variety of promotions, exhibitionsand events, it draws more than a million people through itsdoors each year.Address: Glogauer Str. 30-38Public Transport: Langwasser-Mitte underground station and bus station directly at the centreOpening hours: Mon Fri 9.30 to 8 pm, Saturday 9 am to 8 pmInternet: www.franken-center-nuernberg.de


EVENTS

Nurembergs events calendar is full to bursting with a multitude of fantastic activities. Theres somethingdierent on almost every week of the year. A large numberof tourists come to Nuremberg specically for specialevents to make sure they dont miss out.Blaue Nacht

Each year in May, culturecomes to Nuremberg.Museums, theatres and othercultural venues are open untilthe small hours of themorning. Come and explore

the Old Town, listen to music and performances on the streets of the city centre and marvel at art and lightinstallations. Blaue Nacht is Germanys largest night-timecultural event. It has a dierent theme each year.Internet: www.blauenacht.nuernberg.deMore Info: Various locations in the city centre.

Klassik Open AirKlassik Open Air inNurembergs Luitpoldhaindistrict is one of Europeslargest classic open-air events.The citys two largeorchestras, the Nuremberg

Staatsphilharmonie and the Nuremberg Symphoniker, attract an audience of around 100.000 people to theirconcerts each year. Admission free!Address: Luitpoldhain

Internet: www.klassikopenair.de

DTM Norisring RennenGermanys only DTM city racetakes place each year at theNorisring over one weekend inthe summer. The highlight ofthe season, with the thrillingrace between Audi, BMW and

Mercedes, takes place between Steintribne and Dutzendteich and attracts around 150 000 spectators.Phone: Ticket hotline +49 911 597051Internet: tourismus.nuernberg.de/norisring

Rock Im ParkThe city is rocking, and so aremore than 40 000 visitors.Because it has no speciedstyle of music, Rock im Parkattracts a very mixedaudience. The event, which

was held for the rst time in 1976, is now one of the countrys largest rock festivals. Famous bands such asAC/DC, The Scorpions, Green Day and The Red Hot ChilliPeppers have performed here in the past to veryenthusiastic audiences.Address: Zeppelinfeld NrnbergInternet: www.rock-im-park.com

BardentreffenGermanys largest freeoutdoor festival, Bardentreen,attracts up to 200 000people each year. Ittraditionally takes place eachyear on the rst weekend of

the Bavarian summer holidays. Both international and localmusicians sing their hearts out on seven stages, scatteredall over the Old Town. This free event is an absolute mustfor die-hard music fans!


Address: Insel Schtt, St. Katharina, Lorenzer Platz, Sebalder Platz, Kreuzigungshof, TrdelmarktInternet: www.bardentreen.de

AltstadtfestIts laid-back atmosphereattracts around one millionvisitors to the Old Townfestival each year. The festivalhas been taking place formore than 40 years now. In

around 60 events, 800 actors provide free entertainment, including folklore, the Hans Sachs plays, traditional seajousting and jazz concerts. But the great programme ofevents isnt the only thing that draws the visitors in. Thewide selection of food and drink is just as popular.Address: Vordere Insel Schtt/Hans-Sachs-PlatzInternet: www.altstadtfest-nue.de

TrempelmarktGermanys largest ea marketis held on the second weekendof May and September in theNuremberg Old Town. Around4000 stallholders sell bothhigh-class antiques and all

kinds of bits and bobs. The entire Hauptmarkt and the neighbouring streets are transformed into a real jumbleparadise. Children, meanwhile, can sell o their old toys atfree stalls.Address: HauptmarktInternet: www.maerkte.nuernberg.deMore Info: Hauptmarkt and the surrounding streets.

Nuremberg Folk FestivalsThe largest folk festival innorthern Bavaria provides acolourful programme for bothyoung and old. The fairgroundis home to a multitude of ridesand entertainment, where

visitors can either be on the edge of their seats or sit backand relax. Franconian and international delicacies and afreshly pulled pint make visiting the festival all the moreworthwhile. And to make the Volksfest twice as nice, itsheld two times a year: in spring and in autumn.Address: Volksfestplatz am DutzendteichInternet: www.volksfest-nuernberg.de

The world-famous NurembergChristkindlesmarkt

This event is like a magnet,attracting millions of visitorsfrom all over the world eachyear. And its not one of themost beautiful Christmasmarkets in the country and

one of the most famous in the world without good reason. The picturesque surroundings, the variety of culinarydelights and the traditional programme of events makethe Christkindlesmarkt a very special attraction.Dont miss the famous Nuremberg Christmas Angels famous opening prologue at 5.30 pm on the Friday beforethe rst advent!Address: HauptmarktOpening hours: Daily 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closing day (24 december): 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Internet: www.christkindlesmarkt.de


ACCOMMODATIONS

The Nuremberg Convention and Tourist Oce is more than happy to provide personal recommendations andprofessional advice about accommodation in Nuremberg.Why not give us a ring on +49 911 2336121 or 122.Alternatively, you can visit our website atwww.hotel.nuernberg.de! The various hotels listed belowprovide an initial overview of the accommodationavailable.Sheraton Carlton Nrnberg

The hotel, which was built in2001, is one of the best hotelsin Nuremberg and enjoys ahandy location, on the edge ofthe Old Town and just 200 maway from the Hauptbahnhof.

The top oor of the hotel houses the Carlton Spa, the hotels health and beauty area. Why not relax in the saunaor steam bath, or enjoy a massage? And while youre there,you can marvel at the city skyline.Address: Eilgutstr. 15Phone: +49 911 2003 0Internet: www.carlton-nuernberg.de

Le Meridien Grand HotelA traditional and luxurioushotel, Le Meridien boasts asophisticated Art Nouveaudesign and an outstandinglocation, directly opposite theHauptbahnhof. Its also a

stones throw away from the pedestrian area. The hotels excellent transport links make it a great choice whetheryoure in Nuremberg on business or to soak up the sights.Address: Bahnhofstrasse 1-3Phone: +49 911 23220Internet: www.lemeridiennuernberg.com

Hotel Drei RabenThe 4-star design-consciousHotel Drei Raben is locatedjust a few metres away fromthe pedestrian area.Nurembergs rst themedhotel tells a dierent story in

each of its rooms, hence the 22 rooms and junior suites having names such as Nrnberger Erinnerungen(Memories of Nuremberg), Die erste Eisenbahn (Therst railway) or Mythos Club (Legend club).Address: Knigstrasse 63Phone: +49 911 274380Internet: www.hoteldreiraben.de

Mvenpick Hotel Nrnberg AirportDue to its location at theNuremberg Airport the hotel isthe ideal starting point forbusiness journeys, trade fairvisits or private occasions.The terminals and the

underground station, with which the historic old town is reachable within just some minutes of ride, are just 50meters away. Either the modern rooms, or the conferencefacilities and the bar, present themselves in a brand new,exciting and fresh ambience.Address: Flughafenstrae 100Phone: +49 911 3501-0Internet: www.moevenpick-hotels.com


art & business hotelTo discover Nuremberg thissmall design hotel is a perfectspot. It is located nearby thehistoric city center. A lot ofmuseums and other sights arewithin walkable distance as

well as the pedestrian area. The hotel welcomes the guest with warmth, charm and functionality. All rooms have airconditioning and free w-lan Internet access.Address: Gleibhlstrae 15Phone: +49 911 23210Internet: www.art-business-hotel.com

Ringhotel Loews MerkurThe hotel, which has been runprivately by the Loew familysince 1930, is a tastefullyfurnished 350-bed hotel thathas everything you need for apleasant stay. The various

conference rooms provide space for all kinds of parties and seminars, regardless of size. Guests can also unwindand relax in the wellness areas sauna, swimming pool andsolarium, all of which are free for hotel guests.Address: Pillenreuther Strasse 1Phone: +49 911 99433 0Internet: www.loews-hotel-merkur.de

NH Nrnberg CitySituated just ve minutesaway from the Old Town, NHNrnberg City featuring amodern design and freshdetails. All of the hotels 244spacious double rooms are

elegantly nished with warm colours and elegant wooden oors, which are particularly suitable for allergy-suerers.Address: Bahnhofstrasse 17-19

Phone: +49 911 99 990Internet: www.nh-hotels.de

Hotel VictoriaThe privately-run HotelVictoria has 62 modernrooms, one suite and oneapartment. The beautiful cityhotel is the ideal place to startdiscovering the citys famous

sights. The 3-star hotel also has an underground car park for guests.Address: Knigstrasse 80Phone: +49 911 24050Internet: www.hotelvictoria.de

Hotel Agneshof NrnbergA fairly new hotel withMediterranean air situated inthe picturesque Old Town. TheAgneshof enjoys a peacefullocation in the Agnesgasseand its 72 double rooms with

en-suite bathroom are spread over four oors. Guests can also use the sauna, solarium and rest area on thebasement oor. Good value for money.Address: Agnesgasse 10Phone: +49 911 214440Internet: www.agneshof-nuernberg.de

InterCityHotel NrnbergIf you like being at the heart ofit all, the SteigenbergerGroups modernbusiness-class hotel is theideal starting point for all youractivities. The hotel oers

good connections to the trade fair centre, airport and the rail network. Why not explore the Old Town on foot orexperience Nurembergs cultural mile directly in front of


the hotel, which is lined with a multitude of museums,theatres and cinemas.Address: Eilgutstrasse 8Phone: +49 911 2478 903Internet: www.intercityhotel.com/Nuernberg

Motel One Nrnberg-CityNurembergs Motel One hotelenjoys a central location. All ofthe rooms have a comfortabledouble bed, atscreen TV,wireless LAN, air conditioningand granite/glass nished

bathroom, shower and hair dryer. Hot and cold drinks and snacks are served throughout the day in the tastefullydecorated lounge. The hotel also oers free wireless LANaccess.Address: Bahnhofstrasse 18Phone: +49 911 2743170Internet: www.motel-one.com

B&B HotelB&B Nrnberg City opened forbusiness in September 2010and oers both qualityaccommodation and goodvalue for money. Guests candiscover the key sights on

foot and those travelling by car can park in the hotels car park for free.Address: Frauentorgraben 37Phone: +49 911 378510Internet: www.hotelbb.de

City-Hostel-NuernbergThe City-Hostel, which openedin 2010, boasts a centrallocation and oers moderncomfort at unbeatable prices.Guests can book rooms with3, 4, 6 or 9 beds. Internet use

is subject to a small hourly charge.Address: Klaragasse 12Phone: +49 911 80192146Internet: www.city-hostel-nuernberg.de

A & O Hotels and HostelsThe A&O Nuremberg openedin March 2011. Thecompletely rebuilt andrenovated building has 116rooms in various categoriesand is just a few minutes from

Nuremburg Central Station by foot. With its enormous lobby and bar area, as well as its panorama bar, thelocation invites guests to relax and have fun.Address: Bahnhofstrae 13-15Phone: +49 911 30 91 68 - 44 00Internet: http://www.aohostels.com/en/n%C3%BCrnberg/nuernberg-hauptbahnhof/

Knaus Campingpark NrnbergThe beautiful CampingparkKNAUS is situated near thetrade fair centre and theReichsparteitagsgelnde. Thezoo and historical city centrearent too far away either and

can be easily reached on public transport.Address: Hans-Kalb-Str. 56Phone: +49 911 98 12717Internet: www.knauscamp.de


ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

Before Your TripDo you need further information about the city or brochures before your trip? No problem! Simply check outour website or call the team of the Nuremberg Conventionand Tourist Oce.

Visitors can also contact our service team (either online orby phone) to book great accommodation or to takeadvantage of package deals and much more...Phone: +49 911 / 2336-0Internet: tourismus.nuernberg.de

Arrival by trainThe modern main railway station in Nuremberg is just a stones throw away from the Old Town and has a widerange of catering outlets and shops.Phone: Deutsche Bahn service: +49 1805 / 996633 (42 ct./min.) Free timetable information: +49 800 / 1507090Internet: www.bahn.de

Arrival by planeNuremberg Airport is just 12 minutes away from the Old Town and around 25 minutes away from the Nurembergtrade fair centre. More than 50 non-stop ight connectionsper day connect passengers with the key hubs in Europe.The underground line U2 provides a direct connectionbetween the airport and the city centre. The taxi standsare in front of the terminal exit. A taxi to the city centrecosts about 16.

Phone: Nuremberg Airport information hotline: +49 911 / 93700 Taxi reservations: +49 911 / 19410Internet: www.airport-nuernberg.de

During Your TripWhile you are in Nuremberg don't hesitate to visit our tourist information centres for information, maps and aselection of souvenirs. They can provide information aboutthe numerous city tours and everything you need duringyour stay...

Tourist information centre opposite the main railway station.Knigstrasse 93, D-90402 NurembergMonday Saturday 9 am to 7 pm, Sunday 10 am to 4 pm.

Tourist information center at the main market square.Hauptmarkt 18, D-90403 NurembergMonday-Saturday 9 am to 6 pm, May-October also Sunday10 am to 4 pm.Internet: tourismus.nuernberg.de/en/information-planning

Public TransportThe single ticket is the perfect choice if youre only lookingto make one journey. It allows you to hop on and o asand when you please and even break up your journey. Theprice category 2 (respectively A) ticket is valid for 90minutes and allows you to travel in one direction only.

If you only intend to travel on public transport now and again, your best option is the 10-Streifenkarte (10-stripeticket) or the 5-Streifenkarte (5-stripe ticket). This type ofticket can be used for several passengers too.

The solo day ticket is a good option for individuals travelling alone. The day ticket plus, meanwhile, is perfectfor groups of up to six people with a maximum of 2 adults.Both of these tickets allow you to travel wherever andwhenever you want for an entire day!

For more information about tickets, prices and journey


times, visit:Internet: www.vgn.de

TaxiFor information about journey times and prices and to make reservations just call: +49 911 / 19410. Taxi standsyou will nd all over town and especially at theNuremberg Fair Ground, the Airport and at the east andsouth entrances of the Nuremberg main railway station.Phone: +49 911 / 19410Internet: www.taxizentrale.edust.de/

TelephoneDialling code for Germany: +49 Dialling code for Nuremberg: (0) 911Electricity230 V / 50 Hz


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