Over 950 years old and still going strong is Nuremberg, the second-biggest city in Bavaria and the centre of the metropolitan area. Appropriate for attendees of trade shows and conventions, as well as well-liked by travellers looking for fun and culture.

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 Nuremberg features a sizable Old Town that is easily accessible from the airport and exhibition grounds. It is home to an array of attractions such as unique stores, welcoming pubs, lively beer gardens, and quaint squares interspersed with historically significant homes. 

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Albrecht Dürer and the Christmas Market are only two of the city’s numerous “hallmarks.” Visitors should not miss the Imperial Castle, opulent sacred structures, the Craftmen’s Courtyard, and the diverse array of museums, such as the Germanisches Nationalmuseum and the Documentation Centre Nazi Party Rally Grounds.

 

For ages, Nuremberg has been a significant centre for beer production; the city offers a wide variety of beers to suit every palate, including pale, dark, and authentic red beers. Not to be overlooked is the Original Nuremberg Rostbratwurst, which is renowned both nationally and internationally and is unmatched. The little sausages can be eaten in a variety of ways, such as on their own as a main course with potato salad or sauerkraut, or as a roll with vinegar sauce.

 

Nuremberg offers a plethora of events that are unparalleled in Europe, including the world-famous Christkindlesmarkt, the Franconian Beer Festival, The Blue Night, Rock im Park, Noris Ring Speed Weekend, International Organ Week, Open Air Classics, Nuremberg Gathering of the Bards, and the Nuremberg Old Town Festival.