Trip to Nuremberg, Germany

Day 1: Arrival

Welcome to Nuremberg, a beautiful city in the Bavarian region of Germany with a rich history and culture. Your first day will be spent settling in and exploring the Old Town, where you can wander through charming streets lined with traditional half-timbered houses and take in the stunning architecture. Take a stroll through the Hauptmarkt, the central square in the city, where you can see the famous fountain of Schöner Brunnen, or Beautiful Fountain. The fountain is adorned with intricate sculptures and figures which tell stories from the Bible, mythology and local legends. You can also find a wide range of shops and restaurants for your convenience.

Day 2: Imperial Castle of Nuremberg

On day two you will visit the iconic Imperial Castle of Nuremberg, the heart of the city and a true architectural masterpiece. This fortification is one of the most important landmarks of Nuremberg’s rich cultural heritage. Also known as Nuremberg Castle, this hilltop fortress was built in medieval times and has played a significant role in the country’s history. You can enjoy a complimentary guided tour of the castle or alternatively explore at your own pace, while admiring the stunning views of the city.

Day 3: Nuremberg Zoo & Park

Take a break from sightseeing, immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the animal life at Nuremberg Zoo and Park. The zoo, situated in the eastern part of the city, is home to a wide variety of animals from all over the world, including tigers, elephants, zebras, kangaroos and much more. Not only is there a large collection of animals, but the park has a lot of open space, meaning you can admire the animals in a natural setting. While in the park, be sure to take a boat trip which runs through the heart of the zoo and gives you an up-close encounter with most of the animals in their natural habitats.

Day 4: Nuremberg Trials Documentation Centre

Reflect on the history of the city and its role in World War II at the Nuremberg Trials Documentation Centre. This museum is located in the Courtroom 600 of the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, where Nazi leaders were tried for their war crimes. The exhibition documents the crimes of the Nazi regime, the history of the trials, and the aftermath of the war. The centre is a sobering and thought-provoking experience which gives a fascinating insight into the historical background of Germany.

Day 5: Shopping & Nightlife

Enjoy a day of retail therapy as you spend your day shopping the famous Nuremberg streets. Nuremberg is known for its rich selection of traditional, unique products and masterpieces of craftmanship, from toys, art and crafts, gleaming golden jewellery to quality leathers. At night, experience the exceptional Nightlife and dine at one the many internationally-renowned restaurants catering to all tastes. There is a wide selection of bars, clubs and late night venues where you can dance the night away, providing amazing entertainment opportunities for tourists.

Day 6: Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nuremberg

On day six, visit the Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nuremberg, the largest cultural history museum in Germany, located in the heart of the city. The museum offers a comprehensive overview of the German cultural and historical landscapes with more than 1.3 million objects on display. These exhibits portray everyday life, art, and architecture from the nation’s medieval times to the modern era. The magnitude of the collection will surely captivate you and provide a great education experience.

Day 7: Departure

Although it’s time to say goodbye, Nuremberg will have left an enduring impression. The city offers an abundance of activities, breathtaking scenery, and a vibrant history to discover. Enjoy a final breakfast before departing for the airport, with new memories and experiences to share with family and friends of your time in one of Germany’s most fascinating cities.