Flights to Nuremberg

Although the rest of the world will be going to the beach during summertime, Nürnberg’s cool people “move” the beach to the city. 4.000 sqm. per summer. A realistic beach with pure white sand, swaying palm trees, barbecue grills, restaurants, beach loungers, pools, massages, street food, and much more is converted into this space. It is the preferred spot for locals to hang out with friends and relatives during the warmer summer.

Since 1567, Nürnberger Bratwurst has been produced in the region, and if you're used to chunky German sausages, you might be surprised at how small they are. Usually, they're about eight inches long, so you can get as many as six in one serving. Also, the taste is like no other German sausage, as fresh seasonal spices are included. Over a beech-grill, the Nürnberger Rostbratwurst is grilled and is served with sauerkraut, potato salad, horseradish, and don’t forget a generous pour of Rotbier or one of the other hundreds of beers from Franconia.

Kaiserburg and Albrecht Dürer are inextricably connected to Nuremberg, but there are many other attractive places to explore here.

The picturesque old town with its historical buildings, the imposing churches of the old town and the romantic winding streets, the deeply hidden rocky passages, such as the famous St. Johannisfriedhof or the Nuremberg Zoo.

The Frauenkirche is the opening point of the world-famous Christkindlesmarkt and, at the foot of the castle, St. Lorenz rises on the other side of the Pegnitz with St. Sebald.

Weißgerbergasse, it will take you to the street with the romantic half-timbered buildings. Formerly the workplace of tanners, little cafes and bars have now settled here. Historical buildings as well as new ones can be discovered in the old town and offer a lively appearance to Nürnberg.

Opera, cabaret, pop art, jazz lounges or rock concerts. You don’t have to restrict yourself to only one highlight from a wide selection of art and culture while visiting Nürnberg. Nürnberg is a big city of culture and all places can easily be reached by public transport or on foot. Several venues for concerts and exhibitions are worth visiting for their architecture or history, such as the Contemporary Art Museum, St. Lawrence’s Church, the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, the Congress Hall or the ruins of St. Catherine’s Church.

One of the sunniest parts of southern Germany is the Franconian Heights area, just outside Nürnberg. In the form of castles and palaces, the complex landscape that changes between mixed forests, lakes, dry biotopes and wine-growing land is dotted with cultural gems.

There is no lack of spacious green areas, parklands and gardens in Nürnberg A significant recreational space, the Stadtpark (City Park) provides a variety of summer theatrical activities, while the Castle Gardens have plenty of seasonal interest, including maple trees, which are especially dramatic in autumn, where their cloak of green leaves turns to shades of fire.