Accessible Holiday Destination Nuremberg

Feel like the rulers of the Middle Ages as you gaze over the city from Nuremberg’s iconic landmark, the Imperial Castle, or take a walk along the medieval city walls. Alternatively, visit the Albrecht Dürer House to learn about the city’s most famous son. In Nuremberg’s museums, you can discover relics from the Renaissance and the Industrial Revolution. The causes and context of Nazism are also transparently conveyed.

Nuremberg offers a wide range of events, including the free Bardentreffen outdoor festival, the Classical Open-Air concerts in Luitpoldhain, the Old Town Festival and the famous Christkindlesmarkt, with much more awaiting Nuremberg’s visitors.

Fine Dining at its Best

When tradition meets trends, food becomes more than just a pleasure – it becomes an experience. The famous Nuremberg sausages are transformed into ragout or sushi. Michelin-starred restaurants delight your palate. Food trucks serve unique creations. Burger joints compete for the title of “Best in Town.” Refreshing beers from various breweries, spicy gingerbread and Franconian specialities tempt every visitor.

Discover all this with the following holiday inspirations:  

Only in German:

• Holiday Inspiration “Nuremberg’s Burdensome Past” 
• Holiday Inspiration "Tradition and Modernity – Southern Old Town" 
• Holiday Inspiration "Time Travel: Nuremberg Trials – Western City Centre" 
• Holiday Inspiration "Nuremberg’s Culture – Sebald Old Town" 
• Holiday Inspiration "Design and Progress – Augustinerhof Quarter"

Arrival and Mobility:

Located halfway between Munich and Frankfurt, Nuremberg is easily accessible by road, rail, air and water. 

• The city and region are served by an excellent public transport system. For information and assistance for people with mobility impairments, visit: www.vag.de

Tip: Take advantage of our digital NÜRNBERG CARD. This card gives you 48 hours of free travel on public transport. Additionally, you get free entry to the city’s main museums and attractions, along with a 50% discount on popular activities. More information about the NÜRNBERG CARD can be found here: tourismus.nuernberg.de/nuernbergcard

• Nuremberg is a major hub in the national rail network. The modern main train station is at the gateway to the old town and is just a 15-minute walk from the city centre.  All platforms are equipped with step-free access (lift), train indicators, loudspeaker systems, tactile handrail signs, and platform guidance systems (except platforms 2 and 3), high-contrast signage and marked steps. Most platforms have a height of ≥ 55 cm
   
• National and international bus services to and from Nuremberg operate from the central bus station (ZOB), which is only a 15-minute walk to the historic old town.  The ZOB is equipped with a guidance system for the visually impaired and an accessible toilet
   
• The international Albrecht Dürer Airport is just 12 minutes by underground (U-Bahn) from the city centre. The U2 line and taxi ranks are located right outside the terminals
   
• Nuremberg is optimally connected by motorways A3, A6, A9 and A73, making it easy to reach the city. The parking guidance system around the old town provides information on available parking spaces.

Address & Contact

Tourismusort Nürnberg
Frauentorgraben 3
90443 Nürnberg

Telephone:+49 911 23 36-0
Fax:+49 911 23 36-166

E-Mail: tourismus@nuernberg.de
Website: tourismus.nuernberg.de