I have been to Nuremberg many times, partly because I used to work in a nearby city for many months while working in Germany. This time, I was there to visit family. For this, I stayed in Nuremberg for 2 nights. The first day, I arrived in Munich Airport early morning, and after a long queue at the train ticketing station at Munich main station, I headed to Nuremberg on a new and fairly punctual ICE (German bullet train). After arriving in Nuremberg around noon, a quick shower after check-in at the hotel near the main station, I had to fight the jet lag and decided to talk a walk through the city center. Fortunately, it was a beautiful day and the city center is in walking distance from the main station.
Nuremberg main station.
The day before I arrived, there was a very strong storm, which uprooted even some trees, like this one directly in front of the hotel.
Public art and sculptures everywhere in Nuremberg.
Old buildings and churches are the face of the old town.
Traditional German houses sometimes with these figures outside.
St. Lawrence Church (Lorenzkirche)
From the Maxbrücke with view towards the Henkersteig.
St. Sebald Church - Sebalduskirche Nürnberg
Albrecht Duerer Monument
Albrecht Duerer Haus / Albrecht Duerer House.
Traditional building near the castle.
View over Nuremberg from the castle hill.
Nuremberg Castle area.
Buildings in Nuremberg.
Nuremberg Frauenkirche and Hauptmarkt area.
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