Special Regulations For Buses
Entry of the Augustinerstraße via Hallertor
Entry to the Augustinerstraße via Hallertor for tourist buses WITHOUT a special permit is prohibited year-round, daily from 9 am - 6 pm.
We therefore ask you to use the bus parking places at the Vestnertorgraben or in the Grasersgasse.
Entry to the Augustinerstraße is only possible under the following conditions:
Entry with a tour guide on board:
Tourist coaches with a tour guide from the "Verein der Gästeführer e.V." or from "Geschichte für Alle e.V." on board may enter the Augustinerstraße. The tour guides from the above mentioned organizations carry with them a special permit and can issue an access permit.
Entry to restaurants, hotels and museums:
For restaurant, hotel and museum visits (without a tour guide on board) a free-of-charge special permit must be obtained in advance from the Nuremberg Convention and Tourist Office (CTZ). Requests can be made by the restaurant, hotel, museum or the tour operator by presenting a copy of the booking confirmation.
The special permit gives authorization for guests to exit or enter a coach at the bus lane in the Augustinerstraße. The permit is valid only for the confirmed date and is limited to a maximum stopping time of 10 minutes. Personnel will be monitoring bus traffic at the site. Their instructions must be followed.
You can apply for a special permit for the Augustinerstraße from:
Nuremberg Convention and Tourist Office
Phone: +49 (0)911 2336-0
Fax: +49 (0)911 2336-166
Email: tourismus@nuernberg.de
From Monday to Friday from 8 am to 4.30 pm. Please note that the application must take place at least 2 days before arrival! The special permit will be sent to you via e-mail and must be visibly displayed in the front window of the bus.
Further Bus Parking Places
Other bus parking places, such as the Grasersgasse or the Vestnertorgraben, can still be reached free-of-charge without a special permit. Here we have included an overview of all alternative bus parking places in the greater Nuremberg area.
