View from the castle hill

From the landmark of Nuremberg, experience a unique view over the entire Old Town of Nuremberg

Experience the historic old town

Discover the enchanting architecture of Nuremberg

Nuremberg multicultural

1,3 millionen people are living in the conurbation of Nuremberg

Nuremberg sights Insider tips:
You must experience this

There are many sights in Nuremberg. But maybe you want to do something that not everyone does? If you are looking for a real insider tip and also want to experience Nuremberg’s natural attractions, the Nuremberg Baroque Gardens are one of the first addresses. A visit to the Baroque-style gardens is ideally combined with a walk through the St. John’s Cemetery. Stroll past flowerbeds, fountains, sculptures and Mediterranean trees. By the way: Admission to this Nuremberg attraction is free. If you want to combine your activities in Nuremberg with a bit of history and at the same time be interested in the art of brewing, you should aim for a tour of the underground rock passages and the Hausbrauerei Altstadthof. Here you have the opportunity to taste the legendary Nuremberg Rotbier. Particularly impressive: The beer cellar has several floors and is strongly angled. It is considered the largest labyrinth of its kind in Germany.

Nuremberg Events: Don’t miss it

Have you ever wondered when the blue night is in Nuremberg? There is no exact date, but it takes place every year in early May. Immerse yourself in a colourful sea of lights and become part of a very special large-scale art campaign that attracts around 130,000 visitors from all over Germany every year. You can choose from around 100 individual events around the themes of music, dance, theatre, museums and performances. So it’s really fun to experience culture in Nuremberg. The highlight: the entire street lighting of the city center will be colored blue for this night. Are you passionate about technology, media and trends? Then round off your Nuremberg holiday or short trip with a visit to the Nuremberg Digital Festival. The networking event takes place once a year and allows visitors of all ages to immerse themselves in the world of digitalisation of business, science, education and culture for eleven days. Your short break in Nuremberg will be particularly exciting thanks to the hands-on concept. Swap. Join the discussion. And take part in workshops and networking events.

What to do in Nuremberg – contact us

If you are in our beautiful city for the first time and want to know what there is in Nuremberg and what to do in Nuremberg, please contact us. We will be happy to give you further tips and inspiration for your individual excursions. These include exciting Nuremberg activities for couples and tips on the city’s gastronomic offer.