Explore your piece of Nuremberg.

The workshops at the Neues Museum offer exciting, creative and informative experiences. Unique craftsmanship can be learned in the museum's rooms, from sewing to up-pixelation. Here you can look over the shoulders of the professionals and be inspired. The focus is on taking part and trying things out for yourself in order to develop your own creativity.

At the DJH youth hostel, you can spend the night in the middle of one of the city's historic landmarks. With its 92 rooms, which were once inhabited by emperors and damsels, it offers a unique atmosphere. The modern furnishings and living history make it a place that makes explorers' hearts beat faster. From here, you can reach the center of Nuremberg in just 5 minutes on foot. In winter, you can visit the famous Christmas market.

During the printing demonstrations "Printing as in Dürer's time", those interested in history can gain a fascinating insight into the art of printing in the style of Albrecht Dürer. Historical techniques and tools are used to produce authentic prints. Visitors can experience at first hand how the printing process has developed over the centuries and how it was used in Dürer's time. The demonstrations take place every Wednesday and Saturday in the Albrecht Dürer House.

The Christkindlesmarkt attracts people from all over the world every year. Traditional Christmas products such as handmade gifts, delicious gingerbread and tasty mulled wine are on offer here. The atmosphere is full of anticipation and festive cheer. Numerous stalls offer a variety of culinary delights and artisan treasures. A visit to the Christkindlesmarkt is an experience not to be missed. It takes place from 01 - 24.12.2024.

The Deutsches Museum presents groundbreaking research projects that could potentially influence our everyday lives in the future. Interesting aspects such as science and fiction, work and everyday life, body and mind, the urban and global system as well as space and time are highlighted in five different themed areas. The museum also offers an annually changing special exhibition, currently entitled "Prototypes - It's worth a try". There are also exciting workshops, for example on the subject of light painting, which both schoolchildren and adults can take part in.

The opera house is surrounded by magnificent architecture and offers a unique atmosphere brought to life by first-class artists. With a rich history and fascinating stories, it is a place that never fails to inspire. From the magnificent stage sets to the first-class performances, the beauty of music and theater is celebrated here. The opera house is a place of cultural encounter and offers an unforgettable experience for all those who love the arts.

The Germanisches Nationalmuseum organizes inspiring and creative concerts that delight music lovers of all ages. Here you can experience unique sounds and melodies presented by talented artists. The concerts offer a variety of musical genres and allow listeners to discover the museum's treasures in a whole new way. The monthly jazz concerts or Musica Antiqua, a concert series with BR Klassik, offer an unforgettable musical experience.

The Henkersteg, once known as the "Langer Steg", connects two parts of the city and is a historical relic from the 14th century. The executioner's apartment was once located here in the adjoining tower. Today, the Henkersteg is a popular meeting point and photo motif in the city. An exhibition on Nuremberg's legal history can be viewed in the executioner's house. The Henkersteg and the nearby Weinstadel provide a picturesque backdrop for souvenir photos.

Visitors to the Tucherschloss Museum are transported back to the Renaissance. Original furnishings bring the past to life. Impressive works of art in the Hirsvogel Hall offer a fascinating sight. A special recommendation is the guided tour with an actress who plays the role of Katharina Tucher. These take place every Sunday at 2 pm.

The Deutsche Bahn Museum offers an exciting and informative experience for the whole family. Historic trains can be admired here, including royal and restored steam and diesel locomotives. There is also a model train over 100 years old and interactive features. The Bobby Train track, where children can drive a mini ICE, is particularly popular with families. A variety of exhibits about German railroads make the visit an eventful excursion for young and old.

From the upper deck of the parking garage in Adlerstraße, you have the perfect view of the imposing Nuremberg Castle and the picturesque old town. Surrounded by historic buildings and towers, it offers a fascinating view of the city's rich history and architecture. The majestic castle towers over the Old Town and conveys a sense of pride and power from times gone by. There is a special atmosphere here, especially in the evening.

People of all ages meet on Tiergärtnertorplatz to enjoy the pleasant atmosphere. With its historic charm and cozy terraces, it invites you to linger. You can spend a few relaxing hours here while enjoying a refreshing drink. The nearby "Wanderer" offers a wide selection of beers and coffee.