Kühle Orte in Nürnberg
Durch den Klimawandel werden unsere Sommer immer heißer, aber unsere Stadt bietet viele kühle Rückzugsorte, die für Erfrischung sorgen. In Parks, Gärten und auf schattigen Plätzen können Sie an heißen Tagen eine wohltuende Pause einlegen. Es gibt auch viele Orte, die mit Trinkwasserbrunnen und Refillstationen ausgestattet sind. Nutzen Sie diese nachhaltigen Angebote, um sich abzukühlen und gleichzeitig die Umwelt zu schonen. Genießen Sie die Sommerzeit in der Stadt und entdecken Sie die grünen Oasen.
Luitpoldhain
"Grün satt" (Green Replete) is also the case close to the Dutzendteichs at the Luitpoldhain park. Twice a year more than 50,000…
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Wöhrder Lake and Wöhrder Meadow
The extensive greenbelt with shady trees and an idyllic riverbank with frequent park benches and grassy areas that are just perfect for a…
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Volkspark Dutzendteich
The Dutzendteich Lake means you can relax, have fun, dangle your feet in the water, paddle away in a pedal boat, go inline skating, sail,…
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Stadtpark Nürnberg
North of the city wall lays “Nuremberg’s Garden Paradise” a nineteen hectare city park. Under the established trees are fields of flowers…
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Kettensteg (Chained Suspension Bridge)
For centuries pedestrians crossed the Pegnitz River on a wooden bridge located in front of the current one.
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Hainberg Conservation Area
The Hainberg is a former military practice area. Today, it is a nature conservation area and known for its protected plant and animal…
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Rosenau Park
The Rosenau Park is a ca. 3-hectar-large public park in Nuremberg.
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Nürnberger Barockgärten - Hesperidengärten (Gardens of the Hesperides)
The Gardens of the Hesperides in Nuremberg were established outside the town walls in the St. John's district in the Middle Ages. The…
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Kontumazgarten
The Kontumazgarten is a park in front of the Hallertor. It's located just west of the Nuremberg Old Town along the Pegnitz River.
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Volkspark Marienberg
The largest park in Nuremberg is found to the north of the city is easily reached by car and has ample parking facilities.
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Garden in the "Tucherschloss"
The Tucherschloss Garden in Nuremberg is a green oasis in the middle of the city. This historic garden, which is part of the…
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Kleingärten im Burggraben (Allotments in the castle moat)
Lettuces and gazebos in the castle moat? This Nuremberg insider tip takes you to the allotments beneath the north side of the Nuremberg…
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Hummelsteiner Park
Hummelsteiner Park in Nuremberg is a green oasis in the heart of the southern part of the city, attracting visitors of all ages with its…
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Lorenzer Forest
The Lorenzer Forest is located south of the Pegnitz River. The Nuremberg Zoo is a favorite local attraction and is located in the Lorenzer…
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Tiergarten Nürnberg (Zoological Garden)
Whoever has experienced the wide variety and idylls of Nuremberg Zoo will come back again. The elegant movements of the dolphins and sea…
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Lorenzkirche (St. Lawrence Church)
Building begun about 1250. Originally built as a three-aisled basilica in the high Gothic style; later extended with an imposing late…
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Sebalduskirche (St. Sebald's Church)
Nuremberg's oldest city parish church was built around 1215 as a three-aisled Late Romanesque pillared basilica with two choirs. As early…
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St. Egidienkirche (St. Giles' Church)
The St. Giles’ Church, Nuremberg’s only remaining Baroque religious building, dates back to the former Schottenkloster (Irish Benedictine…
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St. James' Church
Originally an early Franconian King's church, then given to the Knights of the Teutonic Order, continuous use by pilgrams traveling on the…
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St. Clare's Church
Erected in 1270, the former Church of the Poor Clares is the site of the Catholic Counseling Services. In accordance with the official…
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Fuchsloch (Foxhole)
The "Fuchsloch" in Nuremberg is an idyllic natural space that invites you to relax and explore. This hidden gem is surrounded by lush…
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Historic Rock-Cut Cellars
The history of Nuremberg is inseparable from the history of beer. At the end of a tour of the historic underground rock-cut cellars and the…
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Schnepperschütz
The trendy meeting place among Nuremberg's beer gardens. Hard to believe, but today's popular beer garden and cellar used to be a public…
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Medieval Dungeons
The dungeons are found in the cellar vaults of the Old Town Hall. They were set up in the 14th c. to serve as cells for prisoners awaiting…
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Field of Experciences for the Senses
Since 1994, the “Field of Experiences for the Senses” has amazed children. Between May and September each year, almost 100,000 visitors…
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Germanisches Nationalmuseum
Since its founding in 1852 the Germanisches Nationalmuseum has advanced to one of the largest museums of cultural history in the…
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Albrecht Dürer's House
Albrecht Dürer's House, which has recently been restored, presents in a new concept the living and working quarters of one of the most…
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Deutsches Museum Nuremberg - The Museum of the Future
How will we live in 10, 20 or 50 years? How will technology develop - and what challenges will that bring us as a society? What do we…
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New Museum - State Museum for Art and Design
The New Museum with its curved glass facade rises over the medieval city walls in the heart of Nuremberg. The handsome museum has received…
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Gallery of Contemporary Art
The Kunsthalle Nuremberg shows temporary exhibits of contemporary art (from 1960 and later). The museum opened in 1913 in the Lorenzer…
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Bible Museum Bavaria
The BAVARIAN BIBLE MUSEUM is located near St. Lorenz, in the newly opened Lorenz Parish Hall. In the museum, the Bible is reflected upon…
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