On our tour, we explore the fascinating history of the city – beyond the well-known sights like the Albrecht Dürer House, the Imperial Castle, and the Christmas Market.
In 1790, Mozart wrote: “We had breakfast in Nuremberg, a horrible city.” At that time, Nuremberg was impoverished and insignificant after the Thirty Years' War. It wasn’t until the first German railway began operating in 1835 between Nuremberg and Fürth that new life returned to the city.
Almost 75 years later, the writer Adalbert Stifter praised Nuremberg as “the most beautiful city I have ever seen – a true work of art.”
Besides its well-known history, there is also a forgotten, hidden side of Nuremberg to discover – the medieval one.
Tour dates: Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 3:30 PM
Language: Spanish
Duration: 3 hours
Price: €17 / students with ID €15
Meeting point: Main entrance of the Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche) at the Main Market Square (Hauptmarkt)
Organizer: Hallo Nuremberg! / look for the red and white umbrellas.