Nuremberg
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Introducing our Nuremberg tours
Say Nuremberg and most people picture newsreels - the Trials, the flags, the verdict that helped write international law. That's the shorthand, and it's real. But nine centuries earlier, this was a free imperial city, a Reichsstadt answering only to the Emperor, rich enough to raise Germany's finest Gothic churches.
Walk the rebuilt Altstadt today and you're inside that stubbornness: half-timbered houses reconstructed stone by stone after 1945, the Kaiserburg watching over rooftops, Albrecht Dürer's house exactly where he left it. At the Beautiful Fountain, you can still spin the golden ring set into its gate and make a wish, the way locals have for six centuries.
VoiceMap's self-guided audio tours walk you through both Nurembergs - the medieval one, all castle and legend, and the one still learning to live beside its own history, in the Handwerkerhof's artisan stalls and along the quiet bends of the Pegnitz. Stop for a Rostbratwurst, governed by a sausage law from 1313, and linger as long as you like.
Plug in your earbuds. Nuremberg has centuries to explain itself.
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