• Nuremberg Central Station - Join the guide at the main entrance of the Nuremberg train station (Hauptbahnhof).
• City Walls of Nuremberg - Marvel at some of Europe’s best-preserved medieval fortifications.
• Handwerkerhof - A replica of a traditional craftsman’s market featuring shops and restaurants.
• Mauthalle - Once a medieval Customs House and granary, now housing one of the city’s breweries.
• Der Schoene Brunnen - The “Beautiful Fountain” with its golden Gothic tower and the renowned wishing ring of Nuremberg.
• Hauptmarkt - This marketplace has been the city’s hub since the 1300s.
• Altes Rathaus - The Old Town Hall, completed in 1622.
• Kaiserburg Nurnberg - The Imperial Castle, with origins dating back to at least 1050.
• St. Sebaldus Church - Nuremberg’s oldest church, dedicated to Saint Sebald, the city’s patron saint.
• Albrecht Durer’s House - The original residence of the famous Renaissance artist, now a museum.
• Hauptmarkt - Enjoy a lunch break in the marketplace.
• Luitpoldhain - The remnants of the “Luitpold Arena,” made infamous by the propaganda film “Triumph of the Will.”
• Volksfestplatz - Nuremberg’s fairgrounds, historically used for the Nuremberg Rallies by the Nazis.
• Kongresshalle - The incomplete Congress Hall of the Nazi Party.
• Reichsparteigelande (Nazi Party Rally Grounds) - A museum dedicated to the history of the Nuremberg Rallies. Visitors are welcome to explore the museum independently after the tour.

• Local guide
• Public transport

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks

Discover the charm of Nuremberg’s picturesque Old Town and delve into history at the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds (Reichsparteitagsgelände) on this essential 4-hour tour conducted in English. Stroll through the medieval city on foot, visiting key attractions such as the marketplace (Hauptmarkt), Schöner Brünnen (Beautiful Fountain), and the courtyards of the Imperial Castle. An expert guide will narrate the captivating history of this remarkable city.

Enjoy a lunch break (at your own expense) in the market, followed by an exploration of the Nazi party rally grounds. Gain insights into the city’s role during the Third Reich (Nazi Germany) and learn about the notorious Nuremberg Rallies while visiting landmarks like the Congress Hall and Luitpold Arena. The area still houses some of the largest remaining Third Reich ruins globally. Your guide will present historical photos to illustrate how the rally grounds have evolved over time. All public transportation costs to and from the rally grounds are included in the tour price!

• The tour includes a short lunch break at the market place

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.