The Zeppelinfeld it consists of a large grandstand with a width of 360 metres and a smaller stand. It was one of Speer's first works for the Nazi party and was based upon the Pergamon Altar. (Wiki)
The Imperial Castle, symbol of Nuremberg, rises high above the city. The castle, where between 1050 and 1571 all Emperors of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation were in residence at least for s Read more.
Take a picture of this lovely Gothic style church in the city centre. One of Nuremberg´s famous landmarks. Read more.
The "Documentation Centre Nazi Party Rally Grounds" with its exhibition "Fascination and Terror" looks at the causes, the context and the consequences of the National Socialist reign of terror. Read more.
The Great Road (Große Straße) is almost 2km long and 40m wide. It was intended to be the central axis of the site and a parade road for the Wehrmacht. (Wiki)
The Memorium Nuremberg Trials informs visitors about the background, progression and repercussions of the trials, at the original location where they were held. Read more.
The "beautiful fountain" is one of the city´s major sights. The fountain is shaped like a gothic church tower measuring 19 meters.
The museum shows all facets of the painter´s work and presents the living and working quarters of the artist. Read more.
Take a look at this impressive church at "Hauptmarkt", the main square. Read more.
Wonderful Church and after the partially demolition cause of WW2, looks a miracle the reconstruction...
I can say only WOW cuz of Potato soup with smoked salmon & triptych of lake's fishes... :)))
Not bad but not the best restaurant in Nuremberg, for sure... ;) ...fried apples were really good... :p
Good Kebab but nothing special, they don't serve alcohol... ...was my first coke in a restaurant after 10 years!!! :D
Great great great food, especially the 'potato filled with mushrooms', I asked an advice for a white wine and waitress gave a really amazing one: 'Bacchus'!!! ;)))
The Congress Hall is the biggest preserved national socialist monumental building and is landmarked. It was planned by the Nuremberg architects Ludwig and Franz Ruff. (Wiki)
The Luitpold Hall (Luitpoldhalle) (built 1906) had an outline of 180×50m featured 76 loudspeakers, 42 spotlights, the largest pipe organ in Germany and could seat 16,000 people. (Wiki)
For soccer fans, come and watch a live match of 1. Bundeslige club 1. FC Nuremberg. Nuremberg was also one of the host cities during the 2006 Fifa World Cup. Read more.
Schenkerla Rauchbier it's amazing, but now I know that I don't have to order never more Pressack!!! =D
Main transportation hub in the city. Good reference point when looking at the map on a S Bahn, U Bahn, or Bus. Read more.
My favorite Subway station in Nuremberg, it's built into the moat surrounding the city walls.
Built into the city walls behind the Koenigstor with a bunch of little buildings full of interesting things to look at.
It's a beautiful market place where the world-famous Christkindmarkt and some other major events (like outdoor screening, farmer's market) take place. Also in summer, it's a nice place to be as there
The nicest looking gate to the old city of Nürnberg, right under the Imperial Castle.
