Holiday apartments and houses in Nuremberg

Which sights are there in Nuremberg?

The Middle Ages come to life

The historical landmark of the city of Nuremberg is the imposing Imperial Castle. There, you can admire the imperial rooms with impressive paintings, tapestries, and furniture from the 16th century. Also, the Romanesque double chapel with a late Gothic crucifix by Veit Stoß, the Deep Well, the Sinwell Tower, or a large collection of weapons can be visited. The Nuremberg Castle combines houses, accommodations, and buildings of the Salian emperors, the Roman-German emperors, and the Hohenzollern burgraves. Another great attraction is the Heilig-Geist-Spital founded in 1339. It was the largest social institution in the Middle Ages on German territory. In the St. Johannis district, you can visit, for example, the Peace Church with the altar of an unknown master. Or you can head to the St. John's Church and the St. John's Cemetery. Here rest many famous personalities, such as Albrecht Dürer. In the center stands the old town hall, which with its fascinating facade reminds one of an Italian palazzo. Here, you can also visit the eerie dungeons of the past. The dark history from the times of World War II can be understood at the former Nazi party rally grounds. At 23 locations, display boards provide information about the site at Dutzendteich. The Nazi party rally grounds were used for the party rallies of Adolf Hitler's NSDAP and today serve as a warning testimony of the terrible crimes of the past, which must never be forgotten. Those who rent a holiday home or apartment privately near the center, for example in Kraftshof, can reach many sights on foot or by street, underground, and suburban trains. Nuremberg has an exceptionally good connection to all means of transport. Ideal for an apartment or accommodation in the old town. Also consider a trip to the community of Marktbreit or to Engelthal.