Cheap Flights to Nuremberg

About Nuremberg

Nuremberg is the second largest city after Munich in the Bavaria state, Germany. The city is famous for ginger breads, toys, Reich Party Rally Grounds, Christmas, and many more special occasions. This typical old German city enjoys plentiful of medieval edifices, churches, castle, and many more houses. It is embraced with numerous attractions in the old town and many museums are scattered all over the city. Internationally acclaimed brands from distinct industries (Adidas, Diehl, Faber-Castell, Playmobil, Puma, etc.) are born in nearby cities, which makes the city as one amongst the tourist destinations. The famous and emblematic culinary the ‘Nuremberg sausages with Sauerkraut’ remains in the visitors best food list forever.

Tourist Attractions in Nuremberg

Discover exotic tourist attractions and wonders of Nuremberg. The city is equipped with magnificent attractions and landscapes such as Castle, City Walls, Castle Quarter (Burgviertel), St. Sebald Church (Sebalduskirche), St. Lawrence Church (Lorenzkirche), Nuremberg's Underworld (Nürnberger Felsengänge), Art Bunker (Kunstbunker), Way of Human Rights (Straße der Menschenrechte) and Nuremberg Exhibition Centre are the top attractions that are to be visited in the Old Town. The sub urban area of the city also holds many attractions such as St. Johannis, Nazi party rally grounds (Reichsparteitagsgelände), Zoo (Tiergarten), Dolphinarium (Delphinarium), Kraftshof Village Church, Neunhof Manor, (Schloss Neunhof), Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Transportation Museum (Verkehrsmuseum), New Museum, Medieval Dungeons, and Courtroom 600 - Nuremberg Trials. Apart from the marvels, Nuremberg is ever ready with large number of festivals, sports events, and cinemas. Travellers can get unique experience for shopping in Nuremberg, there are three main shopping streets running from the white tower (Weißer Turm) to the neighbourhood of St Lawrence church (Lorenzkirche). The city serves vast number of best restaurants and many of them can be found along Königstraße and front of the Lorenzkirche.