The most “German” of all German cities, Nuremberg, has seen many important historical events in its lifetime. Unfortunately, the first thing that comes to mind is the triumph of the Third Reich, the Nazi military marches and the devastating Nuremberg trials. The city was caressed by Hitler, here he planned to build a grandiose architectural complex for the needs of his party.
But there is another Nuremberg, in which tourists admire the medieval streets of the Old City, the flying spires of the magnificent Frauenkirche (it’s a little embarrassing that it was built on the site of a burned synagogue), the age-old traditions of the city’s craft associations and hearty Franconian cuisine. For the convenience of the guests of Nuremberg, a special tourist route has even been created, which covers all the important attractions.