Tour por el casco antiguo de Núremberg y los campos de concentración nazi con almuerzo
Descripción
Combine los hermosos lugares de interés del casco antiguo de Núremberg con una visita a los antiguos campos de concentración del Partido Nazi (Reichsparteitagsgelände) en este recorrido de 4 horas en Inglés. Explorará la ciudad medieval a pie, verá los principales sitios como el mercado (Hauptmarkt), la Hermosa Fuente, los patios del Castillo Imperial, la Iglesia de San Lorenzo, el Ayuntamiento Viejo y mucho más, mientras su guía experto comparte las historias detrás de la historia de esta fascinante ciudad. ¡Y también obtendrás algunos consejos prácticos! Tómese un descanso para almorzar (con los gastos propios) en el mercado y luego visite los campos de concentración del Partido Nazi. Conozca la ciudad durante los oscuros días del Tercer Reich (Alemania nazi) y los famosos mítines de Núremberg, mientras visita sitios como el Salón de Congresos del Partido Nazi, el Recinto Ferial y el Luitpold Arena. Su guía le explicará la historia y mostrará fotos históricas para que pueda ver cómo han cambiado los terrenos con el tiempo. Todos los gastos de transporte público hacia y desde el recinto del rally están incluidos en el precio del tour.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Reúnase con su guía frente a la gran entrada central de la estación de tren de Núremberg (Hauptbahnhof).
Admira algunas de las fortificaciones medievales mejor conservadas de Europa.
Reproducción de un mercado artesanal tradicional con tiendas y restaurantes.
Antigua aduana medieval y granero, ahora sede de una de las cervecerías de la ciudad.
La "Hermosa Fuente" con la torre gótica dorada y el famoso anillo de los deseos de Nuremberg.
El mercado ha sido el centro de la ciudad desde los años 1300.
El antiguo ayuntamiento terminó en 1622.
El Castillo Imperial se remonta al menos al año 1050.
La iglesia más antigua de Nuremberg, Saint Sebald es el santo patrón de la ciudad.
La casa original del famoso artista renacentista, ahora un museo.
Almuerzo en el mercado
Los restos del "Luitpold Arena" se hicieron infames en la película de propaganda "Triunfo de la voluntad".
El recinto ferial de Nuremberg, utilizado por los nazis para los mítines de Nuremberg.
El Salón de Congresos inacabado del Partido Nazi
Museo dedicado a presentar la historia de los Rallyes de Nuremberg. Le invitamos a quedarse después del tour y visitar el museo por su cuenta.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- El recorrido incluye una breve pausa para almorzar en la plaza del mercado.
Opiniones(523)
Natasha was FANTASTIC! Very knowledgeable and communicated clearly. Great English with fun Scottish accent.
Highly recommended! If you have the opportunity, definitely take the tour with Nicklas. I learned so much about Nuremberg in 4 hours, from its fascinating history to many interesting facts. What made the experience especially memorable were the personal stories he shared about his own family, which brought the city’s history to life. Nicklas is knowledgeable, engaging, and passionate about Nuremberg. This was one of the highlights of my visit, and I would highly recommend this tour to anyone.
Our tour guide, Dimitri, was great. The old town tour was interesting and enjoyable and he was very informative.. We had a little look at the document centre after lunch but the day of the tour the rally grounds were inaccessible due to a car race. And apparently they are being restored for the next few years so you cant see a lot of it anyway and you cannot access the areas I booked the tour specifically to see. I'm disappointed we weren't told this prior to booking. Especially that we would not be going to the rally grounds at all on july 4th due to the car race. I would have booked another city only tour. We should not have been charged for the second half of the tour. Actually, that tour really should not have been offered that weekend as the tour operators would have known about the race. Feeling disappointed about the lack of disclosure prior to booking.
Thank you for your review. It seems like you are confusing the entire rally grounds with only the Zeppelin Field, which is the one area of the rally grounds you were unable to visit that day. Due to events and construction, that one area is not always accessible and, as you say, this situation will continue for several years. This is why the Zeppelin Field is not included anywhere in the tour itinerary or in the tour description. What you did see, and fail to mention, is the former Luitpold Arena, the area of the rally grounds that was used more than any other and where much of Triumph of the Will was filmed. You also saw the fairgrounds as well as the Congress Hall, the enormous half-finished Colosseum built by the Nazis that now includes the Documentation Center. Those areas are all included in the tour itinerary and description. We aren’t trying to mislead anyone. It is extremely helpful to actually read the tour itinerary and description of what is included before you book a tour to avoid any confusion or disappointment.
Great tour, would do it again, and greetings to the wonderful guide
Vielen Dank für die 5 Sterne!
Perfect experience!! Our guide Hannes was incredible, fun and so knowledgeable! Nuremberg is an enchanting city! Certainly surpassed my expectations!
We had a very enjoyable tour with Natasha, despite the 35 degree heatwave. The tour was informative and well organised and a good amount of time to see the main sites of Interest.
It was indeed hot that day. A sincere thank you for reviewing the tour and not the weather!
Very interesting tour and we learned a lot about the history of Nuremberg, and visited the huge congress hall. The guide Dimitri was excellent, approachable and knowledgeable. A disappointment though was that the tour did not go to the actual rally grounds site on Zepplinfeld. I walked there after the tour finished and 2 other tours were there. We could easily have gone there as was 10 minutes walk max from where the tour finished. There isn’t much to see as it’s mostly a construction site but you can clearly see where the Nazi hierarchy stood and get a feel for rallies. I’d suggest this is added to this tour as it stated in the tour title and is the main reason I booked this tour. We also didn’t visit the castle - the guide said it was too hot to climb the steps to it, our group seemed fine to do it to me though so that was a bit odd. I’d recommend going in the Documentation Centre after the tour. It’s built in to the Congress Hall and is fascinating and very well done.
Thank you for your review. The tour was modified somewhat that day due to the extreme temperatures. The temperature that afternoon was 36 Celsius (97 Fahrenheit). This may not count as extreme weather where you are from, but it certainly does in Germany. Perhaps the rest of the group would have enjoyed climbing the hill up to the castle under those conditions. Honestly, I very much doubt it. As far as the zeppelin field, you are correct that there isn’t much to see there and it is a construction site. The areas of the Nazi rally grounds we cover are the Luitpoldhain, Fairgrounds, and Congress Hall, as it says in the tour description. Those areas were all part of the rally grounds, so you did see the rally grounds. We do not have time in only 4 hours to cover all of the old town and rally grounds, so we concentrate on areas that are actually accessible and where there is more to see.
This was a fun little walk through old town Nuremberg with a great history lesson. Our tour guide, Dimitri, was very knowledgeable and made learning about the history of Nuremberg fun!
Thank you for your positive review!
This tour was one of my favorites. In America when something is old we go back a couple of hundreds of years. The monuments and history that we saw on this tour dates back millennia. As a history buff I enjoyed the stops that were tied to the Nazi party's propaganda machine, but even more the tour was focused on the history of the city. We saw the "old town" which had so much to view and understand that one day isn't enough. What made it best was the guide who was extremely knowledgeable and was able to tie the "old" part of the town to more recent events in the 20th century. A must for all history buffs primarily because of the nexus between old and new city.
Thank you for your 5-star review!
The Old Town portion of the event was very interesting and Niklas really knew his stuff. We expected the Rally Grounds portion to be the most interesting portion of the tour, and it was the main reason for booking this event, but because Rock Im Park was getting set up, we could not get very close (though Niklas tried his best, and hopefully won't get in trouble for skirting the fencing) and we could not get much of a feel for the size and scope of the area. We stayed behind and visited the Documentation Center and that was a great add-on to the tour.
Thank you for your review. The city has quite a few festivals in the summer so not all areas are always available.
