Medieval to Modern Nuremberg: A Self-Guided Tour

Begin your tour at Nürnberg HBF, the city's central station. From here, head off the beaten track into parts of the old medieval city.

Explore Handwerkerhof Nuremberg, a modern-day artisans village. See traditional craftsmanship and try local delicacies like Lebkuchen gingerbread and an original Nuremberg sausage.

You'll pass by the Gothic St Lawrence Church, one of the city's most striking medieval landmarks. Please note that admission to the church interior is not included in this tour.

Gaze upon the Synagogen Denkmal, a memorial to the Main Synagogue which was demolished in August 1938. Reflect on this poignant piece of Nuremberg's Jewish history.

Take in Pellerhaus, the elaborate house Martin Peller built to annoy wealthy families who wouldn't let him get involved in government. Discover this quirky story behind one of the city's most ornate facades.

Discover how the wealthiest Patrician families lived 500 years ago, as you pass Tucher Palace. Please note that admission to the museum is not included in this tour.

You'll pass by St Egide, the city's only baroque church. Please note that admission to the church interior is not included in this tour.

See Gänsemännlein Brunnen, the Gooseman Well, with its brass sculpture of a farmer selling a goose. Take in this charming landmark, one of Nuremberg's most photographed fountains.

End your tour in the heart of the city at Hauptmarkt, the city's main market square. Take in this lively space, where many events and concerts are held.