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Meet your guide and start a 3-hour walking tour of the Old Town following narrow streets and spacious squares. Together with your guide you see places and monuments dating back to Roman Empire times. Walk to the Nuremberg Castle (tickets included) and learn more about the Market square, beautiful Gothic Church of Our Lady, St Lawrence Church, Medieval Tower Nassauer Keller, and other remarkable sites.

Half Day Guided Old Town Tour

Take a short train ride to the UNESCO World Heritage Site - Bamberg. Your local guide meets you at the train station and starts the tour to see the Cathedral, the Old Court, the New Residence and Rose Garden, and Town Hall. After the tour, you have free time before you take a train back to Nuremberg.

Full Day Trip to Bamberg by Train

Embark on a day-trip to Bamberg - the UNESCO city and a mother town of a Smoked beer. Together with your private guide-driver, you reach the city in about 1 hour and start with a short city tour and see the Cathedral, the Old Court, the New Residence and Rose Garden, and Town Hall. Following a lunch break, your explore Bamberg from its beer brewing side. Bamberg is famous for a special kind of beer that is called Smoked beer or Rauchbier, has dark color and a smoky, almost spicy aroma of fire. Your guide takes you for a tasting to the brewery that has been operating since 1678, the name of this brewery is Shlenkerla tavern, which means "to walk not straight'. There is a legend behind the name and your guide unveils it to you. The you continue to another brewery dating back to 1649 - Fässla brewery. Traditions are respected here and all six types of brews are based on the water taken from a local 60-meters-deep well. Following the tastings, you are taken back to your hotel in Nuremberg.

Full Day Bamberg & Beer Tour

After breakfast at your hotel, meet your private guide-driver and start a trip to Bamberg to explore this UNESCO town and surrounding castles.

Start your exploration of Bamberg with the Town Hall standing in the middle of the Regnitz River and accessible by two bridges. The Old Town Hall's frescoes always impress as they lend the facades a three-dimensional quality achieved with trompe d'oeil architecture. Continue to witness Bamberg Cathedral which in less than two centuries was burned to the ground twice, and twice rebuilt, with the final construction taking place in the 13th century. Before arrival to Altenburg Castle yard you get a chance to observe a Klein-Venedig ("Little Venice"), a colony of fishermen's houses from the 19th century along one bank of the river. From Altenburg Castle you enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the countryside.

Following a stop for lunch, you leave Bamberg to discover Schloss Rentweinsdorf - a castle complex with outbuildings and a park at the site of a former moated castle significantly determines the townscape. The elegant Rococo complex is still inhabited and is not open to the public. Continue to the Schloss Eyrichshof owned by the Freiherr von Rotenhan, a Franconian noble-race family, which settled around the town of Ebern.\n\n The last site on the route today is Heldburg Fortress - a medieval hilltop castle rebuilt into a Renaissance castle the 16th Century. Nowadays the castle is a museum* with a permanent exhibition of the history of German and international castle construction, and displays the life of the castle from the Middle Ages to modern times.

After the tour, you are taken back to the hotel and the rest of the evening is free for you to enjoy Nuremberg.

Please note: tickets to the museum are not included in the tour and can be purchased on spot.

Full Day Tour Exploration of Franconia Castle Road

Together with your private guide you have a tour dedicated to Hitler's regime and the City of the Party Rallies. You visit the Congress Hall with its permanent exhibition "Fascination and Terror', see the U-shaped Congress Hall, and visit a Luitpold Arena, once suiting 150 000 people during the Nazi party Rallies.

Half Day Guided Tour the Nazi Nuremberg

Extend you city tour with a guided tour of the Nuremberg Palace of Justice - a place where the leaders of Nazi regime had to answer for their crimes. During a 1.5-hour tour lead by a local guide, you visit the permanent exhibition focusing on defendants, the prosecutors, the witnesses and also visit the Courtroom 600. *Note: due to museum's schedule the tour is not available on Tuesdays.

Guided Tour at the Palace of Justice

Join a private guided tour of the Albrecht Dürer's House where he lived from 1509 to 1528. This house in the very heart of the city survived the destruction of Nuremberg's Old Town in 1945 and reopened its doors as a museum in 1971. It combines the Digital exhibition, the hall with famous "Four Apostles", the Graphic cabinet, and a historic part - kitchen, living rooms offering an insight to the everyday life of wealthy citizens in 16th century.

Guided Tour at Albrecht Durer House

Visit the Museum of Industrial Culture located in the old screw factory. Within 1-hour tour with a local guide you have an insight in the last 200-year history starting with a steam engine, horseless carriages and ending with nowadays robots. Following the excursion, you have free time to explore the vast collection of bicycles, motorcycles and visit a school class of 1910 year. *Note: due to museum's schedule the tour is not available on Mondays.

Visit the Museum of Industrial Culture and dive into the last 200-year history starting with a steam engine, horseless carriages and ending with nowadays robots. Following the excursion, you have free time to explore the vast collection of bicycles, motorcycles and visit a school class of the 1910 year.

Guided Tour at Museum of Industrial Culture

Nuremberg beer brewers according to the Medieval law had to have their own beer cellar for fermentation and storage. And today you get to visit the underground rock passages on a private guided tour. Learn more about the ups and downs of the Nuremberg brewery history and as a final chord of the tour you have a tasting. You get to try a high-quality pale, red and black beer, paired with local specialties. Red Beer is a trademark of Nuremberg, also competing with the Belgium beer for its origin. Its recipe follows strict regulations of what ingredients can be used similar to the Bavarian purity law for beer.

Historic Rock-Cut Cellars Tour and Beer Tasting

Following breakfast at your hotel, embark with your private guide-driver on a full day exploration of the Romantic Road, the most popular scenic route in Germany, that from the River Main to the Alps. On this exploration you have a chance to experience the charm and authentic atmosphere of the tiny Bavarian towns and traditional villages, its half-timbered homes with flowers in the window boxes.
Make sure to charge your phones and cameras, as passing by the vineyards in the Tauber valley and the charming traditional churches, you have a chance to capture many picture-perfect moments!
Today you also explore two medieval walled towns of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, one of the most popular stops on the Romantic Road famous for its gingerbread houses, and Dinkelsbühl, a tiny village with very well preserved its simple charm, before heading back to Nuremberg.

Day Trip to Rothenburg & the Romantic Road

Take an opportunity to travel to Regensburg - one of the oldest cities in Germany. In the morning you take a short train ride to meet a local guide and start an exploration of the city. You get to see the Old City with its wealthy merchants’ houses, the Old Town Hall, and Cathedral, the Stone Bridge and the Porta Praetoria. Before return to Nuremberg, you have free time to enjoy the city on your own.

Full Day Trip to Regensburg

Take a short train ride to Wurzburg city known for lavish baroque and rococo architecture. You local guide in just 3 hours shows you the historic Town Hall, Marienberg Fortress, the Cathedral and you also have a visit to the Residence Palace - a UNESCO Site since 1981. After the tour, you have free time before you take a train back to Nuremberg.

Full Day Trip to Wurzburg

Walk to the train station and take a short ride to the city of Iphofen, famous for its complete medieval town wall and local wine production. The guide meets you upon arrival at the train station and leads you through the city to trace the marks left by major incidents like Reformation, Thirty Years' War or Secularization.
Continue with a visit to the winery for a tasting and learn more about the Franconia wine region. After the tour, you take a short train ride back to Nuremberg.

Day Trip to Iphofen and Vineyards

Take a short train ride to Bamberg famous for being a UNESCO World Heritage Site and its culinary culture. Together with a local guide right upon arrival, you start with a short introduction of the city and visit 3 iconic breweries to have a round of beer at each of them. Continue to the local restaurant located in the hotel to have a tasting of steaks. You have 6 various steaks and unlimited beer, wine and side dishes. This day trip to Bamberg makes you closer to Bavarian cuisine famous for its beer and meat dishes.

Full Day Private Trip Beer and Steaks in Bamberg

Meet your guide and start a 3-hour walking tour of the Old Town, wandering through the narrow streets and spacious squares. Together with your guide you see places and monuments dating back to the times of the Roman Empire. You walk to the castle and learn more about the Market square, beautiful Gothic Church of Our Lady, St Lawrence Church, Medieval Tower Nassauer Haus, and other remarkable sites. After exploring the Old Town, you have an exciting 1-hour tour to the underground cellars dating back to Medieval times when Nuremberg beer home-brewers had to have their own beer cellars for fermentation and storage. Following the tour you get to try a high-quality pale, red and black beer, paired with local specialties. Red Beer is a trademark of Nuremberg, that is competing with the Belgian beer for the origin of this beer style. Its recipe follows strict regulations of what ingredients can be used similar to the Bavarian Beer Purity Law.

Half Day City Tour and Rock-Cut Beer Cellars

Join your private guide on a walking food tour of Nuremberg. Together you visit at least 5 local places to taste Lebkuchen, Bavarian sausages, Schäuferle (Pork knuckle) and of course beer.

Half Day Guided Food Walk

Join a morning shared cooking class in one of the local bakeries. Today you get to learn about Nuremberg's Lebkuchen – their origin, flavor and the magic of this biscuit. In just 1.5 hours you take self-baked Lebkuchen home! *Note: to participate comfortably in the workshop the height should be 1.3 meters (4'2'')

Half Day Group Morning Baking Workshop

Join a morning private cooking class in one of the local bakeries. Today you get to learn about Nuremberg's Lebkuchen – their origin, flavor and the magic of this biscuit. In just 1.5 hours you take self-baked Lebkuchen home! *Note: to participate comfortably in the workshop the body height should be 1.3 meters (4'2'')

Private Morning Baking Workshop

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Underground Nuremberg

Nuremberg's Old Town

Toy Museum (Spielzeugmuseum)

Albrecht Durer's House

Historic City Walls

Konigstrasse and the St. Lawrence Side

Museum of Industrial Culture

Nuremberg Castle

St. Lawrence's Church

Albrecht Dürer's House

Christkindlesmarkt

City Walls

Germanisches Nationalmuseum

Nazi Party Rally Grounds

Nuremberg Trials Memorial

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Nuremberg Trips 

Gems of Southern Germany

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Nuremberg Castle: Dominating the skyline of Nuremberg, this castle is one of the most important medieval fortifications in Europe. It dates back to the Holy Roman Empire and offers panoramic views of the city.

Christmas Market (Christkindlesmarkt): Nuremberg hosts one of the most famous Christmas markets in the world. It's a festive event attracting visitors from all over to enjoy mulled wine, gingerbread, and unique crafts.

Albrecht Dürer's House: This well-preserved house is where the famous German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer lived and worked. It's now a museum dedicated to his life and works.

Nuremberg Trials: After World War II, Nuremberg was chosen as the location for the military tribunals where Nazi war criminals were prosecuted. The Nuremberg Trials were a landmark in international law and have left an indelible mark on the city's history.

Germanisches Nationalmuseum: It's the largest museum of cultural history in the German-speaking region, with a vast collection of artifacts, artworks, and historical objects.

Toy Museum (Spielzeugmuseum): Nuremberg has a rich history of toy-making. This museum showcases toys from all ages and is a delight for both children and adults.

Nuremberg's Old Town: With its half-timbered houses, Gothic churches, and medieval architecture, the Old Town is a picturesque area perfect for strolls and exploration.

City Walls: Nuremberg is surrounded by impressive medieval walls with numerous towers and gates. They are some of the best-preserved city walls in Europe.

Nuremberg Sausages: When in Nuremberg, you should definitely try the famous Nuremberg sausages, known as "Nürnberger Rostbratwurst." They're small, spiced sausages often served with sauerkraut or in a bun.

Underground Nuremberg: Beneath the city lies a network of cellars and tunnels, some of which date back to the 14th century. They were used for beer storage in the olden days and as bomb shelters during WWII.

Nuremberg's Role in the Holy Roman Empire: The city had a special role in the Holy Roman Empire, as every newly elected emperor was required by decree to hold his first Imperial Diet in Nuremberg.

Nazi Party Rally Grounds: Nuremberg was also significant for the Nazis, as they held massive propaganda events at the Party Rally Grounds. Today, the grounds and its documentation center serve as a reminder of the dangers of unchecked power and propaganda.

Arrival to Nuremberg&nbsp; Welcome to the second largest city of Bavaria - Nuremberg! Upon arrival walk to your centrally-located hotel. After check-in, you have the rest of the evening free.

Nuremberg City Tour Following breakfast, meet your guide and embark on a 3-hour walking tour of the Old Town. Together you dive into the history of the Medieval city with narrow streets and spacious squares and witness the beautiful Gothic Church of Our Lady.The highlight of the tour is a visit to the Imperial Castle of Nuremberg - dominating the historical center of the city. &nbsp;For more than 500 years the castle was a residence of the Kaisers of the Holy Roman Empire and can tell its visitors many legends.After the tour, you return to the hotel and have the rest of the day free.

Day Trip to Bamberg&nbsp; Following breakfast, you walk to the train station and take a short ride to the UNESCO World Heritage Site - Bamberg.Upon arrival, you meet your local guide and witness the original medieval and Baroque architecture which has remained completely intact during the World War II.Today you also visit one of the most famous cathedrals of Germany located in the very heart of the city - Bamberg Cathedral. Completed in the 13th century it reflects several architectural styles, contains many sculptures, and the marble tomb of Emperor Henry II. Nowadays the masses and organ concerts are still held in the Cathedral. Then you proceed to the Old Court, the New Residence &nbsp;(exterior view) and visit the Rose Garden.After the tour, you have some free time before taking a train back to Nuremberg.

Discovering Rothenburg &amp; the Romantic Road Following breakfast at your hotel, embark with your private guide-driver on a full day exploration of the Romantic Road, the most popular scenic route in Germany, that from the River Main to the Alps. On this exploration, you have a chance to experience the charm and authentic atmosphere of the tiny Bavarian towns and traditional villages, its half-timbered homes with flowers in the window boxes.Make sure to charge your phones and cameras, as passing by the vineyards in the Tauber valley and the charming traditional churches, you have a chance to capture many picture-perfect moments!Today you also explore two medieval walled towns of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, one of the most popular stops on the Romantic Road famous for its gingerbread houses, and Dinkelsbühl, a tiny village with very well preserved its simple charm, before heading back to Nuremberg. &nbsp;

Departure from Nuremberg&nbsp; Following breakfast in your hotel, you check out and meet your private driver for the transfer.

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Underground Nuremberg

Nuremberg's Old Town

Toy Museum (Spielzeugmuseum)

Albrecht Durer's House

Historic City Walls

Konigstrasse and the St. Lawrence Side

Museum of Industrial Culture

Nuremberg Castle

St. Lawrence's Church

Albrecht Dürer's House

Christkindlesmarkt

City Walls

Germanisches Nationalmuseum

Nazi Party Rally Grounds

Nuremberg Trials Memorial

Nuremberg Castle

Nuremberg Trips