The historic city of Nuremberg (German: 'Nürnberg') is located in the German state of Bavaria just 2 hours drive from Munich. Dating to 1050 when Nuremberg was built near a river crossing, this eclectic city is well known for the 800-year-old Kaiserburg Castle, the rustic Handwerkerhof, and its Nuremberg Rally Grounds used for Nazi Party rallies prior to World War II. Many former-Nazi sites remain to educate our generation on the dangers of such ideologies.
Including Imperial Castle, Nürnberger Hauptmarkt, Tanner's Lane, St. Lawrence Church, Marriage Merry-Go-Round Fountain, Nazi Party Rally Grounds, Hangman's Bridge, Albrecht Dürer's House, Chained Suspension Bridge, Church of Our Lady, St. Sebald Church, Nuremberg Trials Memorium, City Wall, Schöner Brunnen Fountain, Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds, Hospital of the Holy Spirit (Restaurant), Handwerkerhäuschen Street, Spittlertor Tower, Town Hall, Way of Human Rights Monument, Nassau House, Fleisch Bridge, National Museum of the German People, Albrecht Dürer Monument, St. Giles' Church and many more sightseeing highlights of Nuremberg.