The 29 best parks and gardens in Nuremberg

A charming museum that offers a closer look at the life and work of this talented and self-assured painter. It feels special to visit in his hometown. Although it’s sad that Nuremberg lost many of his original works, the reproductions and the effort of other artists to keep his legacy alive are meaningful and well worth seeing.

Albrecht-Dürer-Haus The museum does a great job of presenting its exhibits, even though it’s a bit small — which is understandable given the size of the original house. I especially enjoyed the art gallery section; it was fascinating. The staff were also wonderfully friendly and welcoming, which made the visit even better.

This is the house where Albrecht Dürer once lived, though the exhibition makes it clear that almost no trace of the great master's residency remains - yet you get a good introduction to his life and works. You may even try your hand at creating your own art. Can be crowded at times, as the rooms (and especially stairwells) are small.

A sight that is a "must-see" if you are visiting Nuremberg. We didn't go inside, but from the outside it looks like an ordinary house, of which there are many in the city center. But it is still special, as it is linked to a famous historical figure.

We loved the English tour with Agnes, the "wife" of Dürer, who presented a very personal insight of the life of the artist while guiding us through the building!

A very impressive historic building once owned by Albrecht Dürer. Plan at least two hours for a thorough tour. It's worth the time to admire the works of this medieval master.

A very interesting museum. When you get the ticket pay attention that with it you can receive a small gift at the souvenir shop across the street.

Must visit places. We spend around 3-4 hours going through the exhibition. The presentation in room 600 was great as well. At the end of the exhibition hall there is a book that contains all the information. You can either walk and go through the exhibition content one by one (including an audio guide) or just take a seat and read the book.

A beautifully designed museum with excellent use of audio commentary. It is definitely worth a visit. The museum is located in the very building where high-ranking Nazi officers were sentenced, which creates a unique and powerful atmosphere. The exhibition extends beyond the courtroom itself, featuring clear information panels and various interactive elements. For students, the museum is also very affordable. I highly recommend it.

I really enjoyed this museum and exhibit. It's very well done. I only wish they had an app or website so it was possible to use headphones for the audio.

I learned a lot about the logistics of preparing these trials at a time when there where no protocola for this as there was no precedent about wars like this. Very intersting and relevant history for visitora from abroad, do not miss it. there is also an interactive video on the hall where it all happened, is very educational and 3 D, check for schedules so you have chance to see it.

Visiting the Memorium Nürnberger Prozesse and stepping into Courtroom 600 was an experience that carried real weight for me. Having read and stufied extensively about the trials and World War II history, standing in the very room where leading figures of the Nazi regime were held accountable was more powerful than words can capture. For me, the Courtroom itself was the highlight; the atmosphere, the history embedded in those walls, and the sense of justice that still resonates decades later. The exhibition leading up to it is thoughtfully curated, and for anyone less familiar with the history, it provides crucial context about the crimes, the defendants, and the lasting legacy of international law shaped here. Even with prior knowledge, it deepened the impact of finally seeing the space in person. This is not just a museum visit, it’s a profound reminder of accountability, justice, and the weight of history.

A must for everyone. The exhibition is extremely informative and masterfully arranged, with plenty of anecdotical facts about the perpetrators and the whole process. The movie in Saal 600, where the actual Trials took place, is impressive and takes you back to those historical moments that shaped international Justice as we know it today.

A phenomenal look through history. Courtroom 600 along with a great audio tour available on your mobile phone with free WiFi and links back to each of the pictures and exhibits Highly recommended

An impressive and very well-organized collection. The museum features various areas with different themes, a large number of rooms, and plenty of information (in German, with the most relevant pieces also in English). Allow at least 3 hours for an overview, focusing on the most interesting points.

I didn’t schedule sufficient time for this one which was a mistake. At least half day is needed to allow for a proper look of these exquisite collections. I was amazed but had to glance these marvelous pieces briefly. I will come back if I get a chance to be in Nuremberg again. The staff is very nice and friendly, given that there was less than two hours before closing time, she specifically clarified where the masterpieces were located 😃. But still, every piece is just marvelous.

An absolute must visit for those interested in learning about German history. You need to spend at least a day here to understand the place and it's contents. The astronomy section and the painting exhibits are out of this world. Make sure you pay the entrance fee at the venue itself and dont book online as the vendors apply a 60 pc markup on the entry fee.

The Germanisches Nationalmuseum is a true ode to German history and culture, and well worth exploring. From the grand armoury, filled with cannons, suits of armour, and medieval weaponry through to the intricate carvings and religious artefacts, it’s incredibly easy to lose track of time wandering its halls. One thing that really stood out to me, being English, was the number of artefacts relating to England’s patron saint. Yes, that famous knight of Turkish origin who supposedly slew a dragon and became the protector of England (despite never setting foot in the country) is also celebrated in medieval German society. Absolutely fascinating. This museum also might answer the question, what inspired Starbucks to use a two tailed mermaid as a logo... for those who know, well done. For those who don't, check the pictures. You're welcome So if you ever find yourself passing through Nuremberg with a free afternoon, make a stop. It’s a brilliant way to connect with the deep and layered history of this nation.

This one of those places where you could lose an entire day and still feel like you’ve only skimmed the surface. It’s not just a museum; it’s a labyrinth of European culture, stretching from the Middle Ages to the modern day. Walking past glittering suits of armor, finely crafted weapons, and medieval sculpture, I kept getting pulled deeper into the collections. One moment I was in a Gothic cloister, the next in a Baroque hall surrounded by paintings, then suddenly standing in front of contemporary art. What struck me most was the sheer variety: a 16th-century tiled stove covered in vivid detail, a carved sleigh with a grotesque face, entire chapels reconstructed stone by stone, and galleries that shift seamlessly from religious devotion to modern abstraction. It felt like wandering through centuries of human creativity under one roof. For me, it was overwhelming in the best possible way; a reminder that history isn’t just dates and events, but objects people lived with, prayed before, fought in, and admired. If you enjoy art, history, or simply being surprised around every corner, this museum is a must. Just be prepared: you won’t be in and out quickly.

We arrived at 17:10 and they suggested us to wait 20 more minutes because starting with 17:30 the entry is free. We had only one hour because they were hosting an event or sth like that. The museum is big and you need at least 2 hours. Anyway, it was a great experience!

Exceptional collection. You can easily lose yourself inside the many various rooms for an entire day.

Absolutely stunning; hands down one of the most beautiful churches I’ve visited in Europe. The twin spires dominate the skyline, but it’s the details that stay with you: Romanesque roots blending seamlessly with soaring Gothic architecture, the intricate stone carvings over the portals, and the rich play of light through centuries-old stained glass. Inside, the space is breathtaking. The high vaulted ceilings lift your eyes upward, while the elaborate tomb of St. Sebald, crafted in dark bronze with remarkable detail, anchors the interior with reverence. Each chapel holds its own story, from altarpieces to frescoes, giving you a sense of both faith and history woven together. What struck me most was the atmosphere; it feels both grand and intimate, a living part of Nuremberg’s heritage rather than just a monument. This is a place to linger, to take in the artistry, and to appreciate how much care and devotion went into creating and preserving it over the centuries.

The Saint Sebalds church is the oldest parish church in Nuremberg and houses the relics of the saint who is the patron saint of the city. The church was built in the 13th and 14th century in the Romanesque and Gothic and Late Gothic style which you can see in the details. There are many religious sculptures on the outside of the church too so walk around it

The Sebalduskirche (St. Sebald's Church) in Nuremberg is the oldest parish church in the city and is dedicated to St. Sebald, the patron saint of Nuremberg. It is located in the northern part of the old town, on the Albrecht-Dürer-Platz, next to the Old Town Hall. The church is one of the three main churches in Nuremberg, along with the Frauenkirche and the Lawrence Church. Highlights: Oldest parish church: Dedicated to St. Sebald, a missionary and hermit who lived in the area around Nuremberg. Architecture: Built in late Romanesque style with two choirs. Historical significance: Considered an important Protestant church after the Reformation. Relics: The church contains the tomb of Saint Sebald, made by Peter Fischer in the 16th century. Windows: The church is famous for its stained glass windows depicting biblical scenes. Location: Located next to the castle and the old town hall.

Wonderful classic church you see in soany southern German cities. Beautiful architecture

Really pretty medieval church with a lot of art inside and out. This place should be conserved and kept beautiful forever. Unfortunately I have not seen any workers or security around the church at any moment of our visit, apart from the workers of the souvenir shop.

The church is absolutely astounding. The medieval artwork is great! A must-see if visiting Nuremberg.

One of the most beautiful churches in Nuremberg. One of the two slender bell towers can be visited, in a guided tour(unfortunately, the guide spoke only German).From the top you have a wonderful 360 degrees view of the town. Take care, there are a lot of wooden narrow and steep stairs and the scheme of the tour it's not one of the best I've ever seen. There are groups that climb and, in the same time, other descend. And all of this on that narrow steps where, in some points, only a person barely can pass.

Was able to get a Walk-in cut and the quality was great. Barbers that really care about your hair and want you to look and feel good. Looking forward to the next cut

Went here today for a haircut. Super friendly place! And one of the best cuts I have ever had. The cut was very precise. Well worth the money. Highly recommended. Looking forward to my next visit. (Walk-ins on Saturdays otherwise you’ll need an appointment).

Myself and my son had a cut here, absolutely first class in every way! Chris is skilled and a thoroughly nice guy, gave my son advice on how to maintain his style. We are definitely coming back,

Very friendly and professional and using good quality products. The shop has a good vibe and ambience with good music too. Finally I found a real professional barber. Absolutely recommend for those who care for an excellent service.

I called them, apparently they were busy, so I left a voice mail. Then within one hour they called back, and we made an appointment. This shop is so popular so you must make the appointment one week ago!

Awesome service, great interior and just very nice guys running the business. Loved being their customer and will go again!

This place is awesome. Saturdays no appointment needed but there's usually a wait. Staff speaks English and are very friendly.

The Schöner Brunnen, rising out of Nuremberg’s Hauptmarkt, is anything but subtle. Built in the late 14th century, this Gothic spire-shaped fountain was designed to embody the ideals of the Holy Roman Empire, with tiers of painted and gilded figures representing prophets, philosophers, church fathers, and rulers. Its intricate tracery and statues make it look less like a fountain and more like a cathedral tower that somehow landed in the middle of the marketplace. Up close, the colors and gilding catch the light, making the whole structure seem alive against the backdrop of the square. Surrounded by the bustle of market stalls and shoppers, it feels almost surreal, a piece of medieval symbolism standing shoulder to shoulder with everyday commerce. And tucked into its wrought-iron railing is a little quirk that locals love: two brass rings, one gold-colored and one dark, which you can spin for good luck. Tourists line up to give them a twist, but even if you skip the superstition, it’s a reminder that Nuremberg’s history is always layered—serious ideals on the surface, playful rituals just beneath.

beautiful city. calm, clean, cozy. we walked after 6 pm, saw the sunset between the houses, enough cafes and pubs, people were resting, walking. want to come back again

Beautiful. The legend tells that it's was the tower of the nearby church that never got to go on top

Schoner Brunner is the most spectacular fountain you've ever seen. Built as a 14th century Gothic tower, it towers to high above you, it's hard to see that it's really a fountain. This is on the north edge of the Main Marketplace Square. Many colorful stalls ply their wares on market day.

Adorned fountain, lovely and small. Has a beautiful love story to the gate! (Nürnberg has so much history) don't forget to find the brass ring on the gate and spin it for luck! Even had an adorable furry visitor to it coming by for their own luck!

There's a myth that you can turn a golden ring 3 times to wish for love and prosperity.

Inside the wall of downtown Nuremberg is so much fun. There is so much to see and due to catch up on your European history. 🤔 Wow what a cool place. I recommend the guided tour that shows you the fortifications under the city. Simply fascinating. 👍💯 Look for more reviews from me for the restaurant we ate in (very traditional German) 🍻 and of course the Gingerbread cookies 🍪. Off the chain!!!🤤

One of the most fascinating fountains I've seen in a long time. Pitty not more info is displayed about its origin.

Walk around this beautiful bronze fountain to follow a couple's whole life, from the sweetness of first romance to the messiness of conflict, and finally, a haunting skeletal dance. The brutal honesty and brilliant level of detail make it a truly one-of-a-kind sight.

While exploring Nuremberg, I came across the Ehekarussell Fountain, and it was one of the highlights of my walk. This fountain is truly impressive, depicting the story of marriage in a very symbolic and imaginative way — from moments of joy to challenges. The sculptures are detailed and captivating, making the whole piece feel like a story carved in stone. The atmosphere around the fountain is lively, with people taking photos or simply enjoying the view. For me, it felt more like an open-air art gallery than just a fountain. I definitely recommend stopping by, especially around sunset when the lighting makes it even more magical.

A strange, unusual fountain."Ehekarussell" meaning the marriage merry-go-round...I'm not quite sure I got the idea but it's an interesting monument and it worth more than a short look. Different angle, totally different view.

Lovely depiction of a heavy topic. Very expressive.

Impressive fountain showing sculptures made of painted bronze with a white marble base. It shows the ups and downs of a marriage. Pretty comic and, in a certain way, accurate.

A captivating collection of sculptures adorns a petite fountain, situated just before the iconic White Tower, creating a whimsical and enchanting scene.

I recommend purchasing your ticket online as it is impossible to buy it on the spot. Although there is a qr code that you can scan at the meeting point (on a small plaque on the wall of the old city hall, very inconspicuous), each tour is limited to 20 people so advance booking is still the best option. There is only one English guided tour at 18.00. If you end up in a German guided tour and don't understand much German, tell your guide at the beginning - - they will give you an audio guide. It doesn't give as much as information as the guide themselves, but at least you won't be completely lost. The tour takes about 50 minutes during which one goes through a series of dungeon chambers with the guide. It is a very cool place; one can learn quite some history down there.

Reason I’m giving it a 1/5 star review is strictly because of the website. The website for me was in English, there was no option to choose the language you want the tour in. I even left a note in the comments section saying that I speak English. There was no communication on their end to help out a traveler with little to no German, so I had to sit through a tour and try to google translate it (with bad reception in the dungeon) - waste of €10. However on the bright side, the guide seemed engaging and other folks were laughing. Would’ve probably been a great tour if I spoke German but as of right now I’d like a refund.

Interesting visit to Nuremberg's medieval dungeons! It is a short guided tour. Guide had an amazing sense of humour. The dungeons were well-preserved as they were underground. Buy your tickets online - you can find the QR code right outside the rathaus main door. The guide picks you up at the same spot too (not inside the rathaus). Highly recommended for a different experience from the highly manicured, beautiful town of Nuremberg. There are some slightly steep stairways, ceilings were low so this might not be suitable for someone with bad knees.

Interesting tour, not a lot to see but you do go in the original cells, tunnels and torture chamber. Very good tour guide.

Had really fun there, history is quite amazing and well explained by the tour guides, had enough time to see everything and ask questions about each part of the tour.

Nice short tour that only costs 4 euro and lasts about 30 minutes. I think it starts every 30 minutes. You get to go in the old dungeon and see the actual torture devices and stocks they used back in the day. Pretty cool walk through.

Andreas was our guide. Very fun and informative, he provided a great tour and we had a lot of fun. It was very interesting to see the old prison cells and way of life from the medieval times.

Very beautiful and well maintained resting place of the locals, it's historically important since the Durer grave is located here.

The Johannisfriedhof Cemetery is a peaceful and interesting place to walk around.

Nuremberg cemetery, if you are a tourist to visit on slightly gloomy days

This is an old, yet picturesque cemetery. We came here looking for Dürer's grave, which was not easy to find. It is an unassuming grave, not different than many others.

Historical place with several graves of former famous Nurrnberg artists. Location of the famous graves is shown on the map at North entrance (from Johannis street).

Nice and quiet 5 stars

Maintained and strictly regulated to preserve the outlook of the cemetery. Only genuine flowers and no plastic decoration allowed

Loved finding this peaceful spot, such a beautiful garden, great for reading a book, taking pictures or even just enjoying an ice cream without so many people

I visited Hesperidengärten and truly enjoyed the experience. The gardens are peaceful, almost like a hidden oasis away from the city’s noise. The Italian Baroque and Classical style design gives it an elegant, timeless touch, with statues and small fountains adding to its charm. What I loved most was the calm and relaxing atmosphere—it’s the perfect place for a quiet walk or simply to sit and reflect. Being tucked away behind the historic houses makes it feel like a hidden gem in the heart of Nuremberg. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates historic gardens and wants a moment of relaxation.

Small, beautiful, quiet, cute restaurant

This is an amazing place to visit and it feels refreshing

A peaceful sanctuary in the middle of the city

Lovely place, very quiet.

Very nice and clean park!

I had a blissful time during the summer spending my time here. It’s a nice place where you can let all busy stuffs behind and enjoy your time with books and drawing. I will definitely visit this Garden again in this coming summer.

My visit to Bürgerpark in Nuremberg felt like a peaceful retreat in the middle of the city. The park is not very large, but it offers a relaxing atmosphere with lovely walking paths surrounded by trees and flowers. What I liked the most is the combination of nature and history, as you can see parts of the old city walls while strolling around, which gives the place a unique charm. It’s an ideal spot for a morning walk or simply to relax after a busy day exploring Nuremberg. Sitting under the trees or near the statues gives a sense of tranquility. I think it’s a perfect choice for anyone looking to enjoy a quiet break away from the city’s hustle and bustle.

The first part is very small, after that there are 2 bigger parts. You can enter the garden from different sides. One was now closed because of the renovation. Only the middle one had flowers at this time. Apparently you should have a good view on the old city?? The one one the side is wheelchair friendly. The small part is only excesible by stairs.

One of the ancient place I like it have amazing views.

Small bur very beautiful, even though it was raining. If you are visiting the castle you can visit it for a few minutes

Lots of benches and places to sit down, fantastic views across the Altstadt - easy to find

The view from the garden is very nice, it is maintained well, we enjoyed alot. It is a best place to spend when you're near around and wanted a relaxing place with magnificent view

A remarkable landmark in Nuremberg, situated just adjacent to the Weinstadel. Its historic presence and picturesque surroundings make it an ideal spot to pause and capture photos. The bridge's graceful arches and reflections in the river create a stunning backdrop.

Super cute spot, quite romantic:)

It's one of the most beautiful place in Nürnberg. You must visit this place. You can find everything beauty, peace, places to shop, ample of places eat and have a good time.

Maxbrücke provides an awe-inspiring experience with its marvelous views on either side of the bridge. The bridge itself is a testament to architectural brilliance, seamlessly blending functionality and aesthetic appeal. Maxbrücke offers a breathtaking panorama that will leave you mesmerized.

One of the historical bridges in Nürnbeg with a great view of Weinstadel, Henkerbrücke and Henkersteg. As a personal opinion, one of the best spot of the city for a nice view with the help of reflection.

Stone renovated bridge that offers a superb blick from both sides of the river to the medieval surroundings.

The Maxbrücke is an arch bridge over the Pegnitz in the old town of Nuremberg . The three-bay sandstone cuboid bridge has cast iron traction panels and is considered the oldest stone bridge in the city

The hospital is very good. If there is any emergency with baby the hospital has NICU also. The nurses are really nice. I had smooth delivery in Hallerwiese.

Very nice area by the river. Good for doing a pic-nic during summer.

Beautiful

Beautiful place to relax!

Fine open place

(Translated by Google) In autumn the trees are beautiful, but the park is nothing special. But the Schnäpperschützenbrunnen and the Pegnitz are worth seeing. Also on the other side is the closed underpass. (Original) Im Herbst sind zwar die Bäume schön, aber der Park ist dann nichts Besonderes. Aber der Schnäpperschützenbrunnen und die Pegnitz sind Sehenswert. Außerdem auf der anderen Seite die gesperrte Unterführung.

(Translated by Google) A very popular and historic place for young and old to relax under 300-year-old oak trees and celebrate birthdays alone or with friends by the river... (Original) Ein sehr beliebter und geschichtsträchtiger Ort für jung und alt um unter 300 Jahre Eichenbäumen zu entspannen und alleine oder mit Freunden am Fluss Geburtstage zu feiern ...

Nice mural on train track But really hard ticketing system to use Takes a data scientist to figure out buying tickets

Looks beautiful logo and quite next to Nürnberg central train station

OK station. Nothing special.

This is the perfect place to roam freely in any direction. The warmth of the place bustling with people who come here to feel the pulse of the town is definitely a go to place in Nuremberg.

Wonderful old church, St. Lorenz is a medieval church of the former free imperial city of Nuremberg in southern Germany. It is dedicated to Saint Lawrence. The church was badly damaged during the Second World War and later restored. It is one of the most prominent churches of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria. Construction started: 1270

Underground rail station located in the central area of the Nürnberg Old City, and a stone's throw from the Lorenzkirche (St. Lorenz Church). It's just a 10-minute walk from the Hauptbahnhof (Main Railwsy Station). The station has a few shops, eateries, and toilets.

Great location in the middle of nuernberg. Straight forward you will see the „Ehebrunnen“ and beautiful shopping streets. Yes that’s a must see of nueremberg

My wife and I stayed here for a couple of nights very recently and absolutely loved this place. Tim was extraordinarily helpful in guiding us to some great locations within the Old Town area and was by far the most gracious and helpful host we had in nearly 3 weeks of travel. The rooms were a great space and the hotel's overall location is excellent. Close enough to walk to the major attractions or stations but just enough off the main routes to be quiet. If we're lucky enough to visit Nuremberg again, without any question we will be looking to stay here once more.

The hotel was excellent. The staff were very friendly and gave us lots of recommendations for our trip. The location is around 10 minutes walk from the main square, which made it a fantastic base for the Christmas markets. This hotel has lots of special touches in the rooms and reception which made it feel like a home from home. We would definitely stay here again and recommend it to family and friends.

Really nice family run hotel. In a quiet side street, close to shops: cafe's, restaurants and the subway. Very nice and helpful owner and her son run the hotel.

My favorite place that we stayed in Germany. We traveled to Munich, Frankfurt, Nuremberg and Berchtesgaden and this was the best hotel. Amazing family owned hotel, that answers all our questions, basically laid out a walking tour for us to do the next day and had multiple restaurant recommendations. All were fantastic!

I spent a week at this hotel and couldn’t have been more delighted. First the location; just off the beat, but right in the beautiful city center of Nürnberg. The rooms are not modern, but maintained extremely well with updated bathrooms etc. Each room has everything you’ll need, from a little fridge to paper clips☺️ The owner is an absolute delight. This is a family operated business, and it shows how much Kirsten cares about her guests. She’ll bent over to help anybody and always with a big smile. Should I come back to Nürnberg, Franconia Hotel, will definitely be my choice!

Really great family run hotel. Run with great care and love from the owners. They were always friendly and the rooms were spotless and well maintained.

This is a terrific boutique hotel run extremely well. Kerstin is most helpful and hospitable in all matters and provides a very good breakfast. It's easy to get to and you can explore the old town easily on foot, and it's handy to public transport nodes. We stayed for 3 nights. Our room was spacious, reasonably quiet, well appointed and there were lots of nice little touches. It's good value for money and we'd stay again. Highly recommended.

The colorful houses on Fairytale Street, together with the charming architecture and streets, create a beautiful scene. Although the street is not long, it’s definitely a great place to take a walk and snap some photos!

Weißgerbergasse is an photogenic tourist street in Nuremburg just north of Maxplatz. What you find here are nearly 20 half-timbered houses which date back to the Medieval period. The houses have been well preserved and restored after WWII air raids. A walk down Weißgerbergasse provides visitors a glimpse back into the Middle Ages with delightful houses on both sides of the cobblestone street. These would have been occupied by tanners in centuries past. These days you'll find restaurants, bars and galleries filling the houses along Weißgerbergasse. Even if you are not in the mood for a meal or shoppings. A quick walk up Weißgerbergasse is well worth making time for during visits to Nuremburg.

It's beautiful. Nice

Ah, Weißgerbergasse, or the Tanners' Lane, is a narrow, cobblestone street in Nuremberg that can only be described as a walk through history. This charming alley is nestled in the Old Town and offers a parade of well-preserved half-timbered houses, dating back to the medieval era. It's a quintessential example of Franconian architecture and a relic of a bygone age, where tanners once labored. The lane is within walking distance from the Hauptmarkt and not far from the city's key historic landmarks, like the Nuremberg Castle. It's easily accessible by foot or via the city's efficient public transport system. It's a must-see for any visitor keen on understanding Nuremberg's layered history, beyond its 20th-century narratives. Walking down Weißgerbergasse is like stepping into a fairy tale, only this one is etched in the very real chronicles of time. It offers a peaceful sojourn from the busier parts of the city and provides the perfect backdrop for those keen on photography. All in all, a visit to Weißgerbergasse offers an intimate experience of Nuremberg's rich past, packaged in a quiet street that stands as a tribute to the city's resilience and historical importance.

It was underwhelming - yet somewhat special.

this street with these wooden houses and then the road route to the castle is worth recommending. On the minus side, the ordinary apartment buildings next to these houses spoilt the atmosphere.

The prettiest street in Nürnberg. Short but with beautiful colorful buildings dating back centuries.

There are several different bridges you can walk to cross the River Pegnitz between the north and south districts of Old Town including this chain bridge located just to the east of Schlayerturm (Schlayer Tower) at the western side of the old wall. This bridge was designed by Conrad Georg Kuppler and constructed in 1824. It has two spans of 68 and 33 metres each and is considered the oldest surviving chain bridge in Europe. The walk across is naturally a bit wobbly but sort of fun. There are fantastic views of the river throughout. Well worth making time to try if interested in Nuremburg's historic bridges.

steel bridge on top of the river offering splendid view from both sides its very narrow but start and ends with towers and on one side medieval arches and the other side the river scenery. its said kn the plaquet that its the old hanging free bridge in Germany.

Ah, the Kettensteg, Nuremberg's own iron suspension bridge and a true marvel of engineering for its time. Constructed in 1824, it stands as Germany's oldest chain bridge, a testament to the ingenuity of bygone eras. It's not just a crossing over the Pegnitz River but a symbolic span connecting the city's industrial past to its present. Getting to Kettensteg is straightforward, especially if you're already exploring the Altstadt (Old Town). It's just a short walk from many of Nuremberg's key historical sites, and certainly worth incorporating into your sightseeing. Beside the bridge lies a garden, a modest yet splendid refuge that I highly recommend. Amidst the foliage and flora, one can find a peaceful moment, a soft contrast to the Kettensteg's more rigid, industrial air. It's an ideal spot for a brief reprieve, perhaps with a book or simply one's thoughts. The Kettensteg is more than a bridge; it's a historical artifact, an architectural marvel, and a quiet space for contemplation all in one. In a city teeming with historical landmarks, the Kettensteg stands out not just for its age but for its enduring relevance and charm.

Lovely city, amazing history

A small narrow bridge.

Every time you take a few steps or turn around you have another beautiful bridge!

Very calm and cozy area

(Translated by Google) The historical square just below the castle is where the Wish Monument and the church are located. It is one of the must-see places when visiting the castle. (Original) Kalenin hemen altında tarihi meydan dilek anıtı ve kilisenin bulunduğu yerdir. Kaleye gidilmisken görülmesi gereken yerlerden birisidir.

(Translated by Google) Not only the building but also the pipe organ is spectacular. (Original) 建物は勿論、パイプオルガンも見事です。

(Translated by Google) A beautiful building, the installation and architecture of the building plus elegant statues set on the walls make the building very special and unique, if you like the old buildings, this church is a valuable building. (Original) Ein wunderschönes Gebäude, das Einbau und Architektur des Gebäudes plus elegante Statue, die auf die Wände eingestellt sind, macht das Gebäude ganz speziel und einzigartig, wenn ihr auf die alte Gebäude Lust habt, ist diese Kirche ein wertvolles Gebäude.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful church (Original) Eine sehr schöne Kirche

(Translated by Google) Thanks (Original) Danke

(Translated by Google) Historian place (Original) Historiker Ort

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Отлично

Relaxation and Recreation This park is a hidden gem, offering something for everyone. Its serene pond is the centerpiece, surrounded by vibrant flowers that bloom beautifully with the changing seasons. Springtime is particularly magical, with cherry blossoms creating a picturesque landscape that is perfect for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing picnic. Benches are thoughtfully placed throughout the park, providing plenty of spots to sit, unwind, and soak in the natural beauty. Families will appreciate the well-maintained kids' play area, where children can run around and enjoy themselves safely. For fitness enthusiasts, the walking track is a standout feature. It’s well-paved, spacious, and ideal for walking or jogging, no matter your pace. Whether you’re seeking tranquility or an active day outdoors, this park caters to all needs. It's an inviting space that encourages community, relaxation, and a connection with nature—a must-visit for locals and visitors alike.

Stadt Park, Nürnberg is a beautiful and safe place to relax it has a little something for everyone . Restaurant, coffee and drink bar,children play ground, beautiful fountains, historic statues, and gardens.

This is a beautiful park! There are places to eat, playgrounds, a lake with fountains, etc.

Cute little park with a lake and a fountain in the middle. Has a playground and table tennis. Cafe with outdoor seating area close by.

The city park is big, has an awesome Neptune fountain, a Gigantic playground and some other memorials and places to walk around. If you had enough of the city, come take a walk

Located in city of Nuremberg this park is truly a green haven screaming serenity and beauty. From the chirping birds to the well-maintained children's play area,its a great spot to chill with your friends by just soaking in its peaceful atmosphere. With its vast expanse and immaculate upkeep, this park is a must-visit for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life or have a small get together with your loved ones.

Very beautiful park with a small lake and fountain. There are lots of birds and ducks 🦆 in the surrounding lake area.

Beautiful nature,fresh air,big playground.This is a good choise to spend time with your kids.

Nice place with Lots of children, there are plenty of chairs,, we we're a bit irritated by a group of men playing very loud music , otherwise IT was nice

Rosenaupark is a serene oasis in the heart of the city. The well-maintained greenery, walking paths, and scenic ponds create a peaceful retreat. It's an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll, picnics, or simply unwinding amidst nature. The park's thoughtful design and tranquility make it a favorite escape for locals and visitors alike. A hidden gem that offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

Great place of socializing with people and playtime for kids. The park is situated next to the social services. Here are organized outdoor active events even for elderly people.

Absolutely loved this little park! There are quiet corners. Perfect for reading a book.

Very nice and calm with very good manners people around.

Nice place for kids to play!

Yeah, ok, let's get serious. This is a massive park near the city center. It allows one to enjoy jogging, running, cycling, swimming, ping pong or just walking throughout the park. Easy access through any means possible. I've done the round of the "lake" via electric scooter and definitely enjoyed it. Nurembger's citizens are lucky to have such a park at their disposal.

Best park in Nürnburg for claming down.

We absolutely loved Wöhrder Wiese! It's a hidden gem for families with young children. There are so many exciting games, creative tasks, and hands-on activities waiting for kids — it’s like an adventure playground and outdoor discovery center in one. I’d recommend it for children aged 3 and up, as most of the activities are better suited for that age group and older. In summer, make sure to bring swimwear — there are several water play areas where kids can splash around and cool off. It's the perfect spot to spend a warm afternoon. One thing to note: it's closed on Mondays, so plan your visit accordingly. Entry for adults was €9, which felt absolutely worth it for the experience. Highly recommended for families visiting Nürnberg.

A very big park with a lot of things to do or just relax

This isn't a dog park, if you can't pick up your dog's shit, then you shouldn't have a dog in the city. Good luck finding a place to have a picnic where there isn't dookie.

Beautiful place! Very peaceful. It's good for jogging, cycling, walking. You can sit on the grass drink some beer and eat.

So beautiful and sunny and open. A great place for a jog or walk. Very family friendly!

(Translated by Google) I have a large vegetable garden myself and therefore I was pretty familiar with almost all the herbs that are neatly and greenly planted here. Still, you always learn something new, of course, so I decided to check them all out. Nice and cozy spot on the old fortress wall of 'the Kaiserburg', but it is a dead end there and you have to go back first before you can continue your way. This has the immediate advantage that it is relatively quiet and that there is also little vandalism. I really recommended it, wonderful all those different scents! (Original) Ik heb zelf een grote moestuin en daardoor kende ik bijna alle kruiden die hier keurig en ´gründlich´ aangeplant zijn wel zo beetje. Toch je leert steeds weer wat bij natuurlijk en ging ik ze toch maar even allemaal ´af´. Mooi en knus plekje op de oude vestingsmuur van ´de Kaiserburg´, het loopt daar echter wel ´dood´ en je moet dus eerst weer even terug om je weg te kunnen vervolgen. Dat heeft dan meteen wel het voordeel dat het er daardoor relatief rustig is en dat er tevens weinig vandalisme plaats vind. Ik vond het echt een aanrader, heerlijk al die verschillende geuren!

(Translated by Google) Small but fine and informative medicinal herb garden at the Hallertor. The entrance is a bit hidden as the labeling isn't really visible, but still found by chance 🙃. Very nice, with the information on the respective herbs. Connection directly to the castle - great! (Original) Kleiner, aber feiner und informativer Heilkräutergarten am Hallertor. Der Eingang ist etwas versteckt, da die Beschriftung nicht wirklich sichtbar ist, aber dennoch zufällig gefunden 🙃. Sehr nett, mit den Informationen an den jeweiligen Kräutern. Anbindung direkt zur Burg - toll!

(Translated by Google) An absolutely enchanted place full of peace and flowers and bees and bumblebees. A new favorite place! Plus a figure loot... (Original) Ein absolut verzauberter Ort voll Ruhe und Blumen und Bienen und Hummeln. Ein neuer Lieblingsort! Plus eine Figurenbeute..

(Translated by Google) With a little more care, the garden could become a hidden gem. This is just a nice introduction to the gardens on the Wall: the Mayor's Garden and the Castle Garden... (Original) Etwas mehr Pflege und der Garten könnte zum versteckten Juwel werden. So nur ein schöner Einstieg in die Gärten auf der Mauer:Bürgermeistergarten und Burg-Garten…

(Translated by Google) Very nice and quiet garden. Lots of seating. Also recommended as a great retreat when the castle gets too crowded (: (Original) Sehr schöner und ruhiger Garten. Viele Sitzgelegenheiten. Auch zu empfehlen als ein toller Rückzugsort wenns auf der Burg mal zu voll wird (:

(Translated by Google) Nice ambience, lots of benches to relax on, everything is green and there is also a wonderful view. (Original) Schönes Ambiente, viele Bänke zum ausruhen, alles ist grün bepflanzt dazu noch eine wunderbare Aussicht.

(Translated by Google) A small resting place, from here to the Neutorzwinger and then further to the rose garden (Original) Ein kleiner Ruheort , von hier zum Neutorzwinger und dann weiter zum Rosengarten

Green park to enjoy nature with a great deal of peace and quiet.

A nice park with a nice playground for kids. Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed.

Nice little park next to a small palace Schloss Hummelstein. Good trails with a variety of different trees and shrubs with markers. The palace appears to be a private residence though so you can’t go inside.

Very nice place, lots of different plants and trees from around the world.

Clean, tidy, pretty.

Best Park in town.

Nice to chill out