Vacation Inspiration "A Journey Through Time: The Nuremberg Trials"

Description

Nuremberg is known not only as the former site of the National Socialist Party Rallies, but also as the place where leading representatives of the National Socialist regime were brought to justice before an international tribunal.

At the Memorium Nuremberg Trials, you can learn more about the historic trials, the so-called “Subsequent Nuremberg Trials,” and their far-reaching impact on the development of modern international criminal law, right at the original historic site. The highlight of the museum is the famous Courtroom 600, where a digital journey through time brings the historic trials vividly to life.

After your museum visit, Nuremberg’s city centre invites you to enjoy a relaxing culinary break. Simply take the U1 underground line from Bärenschanze station to Weißer Turm station. From there, the Historic Bratwurst Kitchen, the world’s oldest bratwurst restaurant, is just a short walk of around four minutes (approximately 350 metres).

For a comfortable stay in a central location, the four-star Park Plaza Nuremberg hotel is an excellent option. If you would like further inspiration for accessible excursions and personalised travel recommendations, the staff at the Tourist Information offices at Hauptmarkt and in the Handwerkerhof are always happy to help.

Getting There & Accessibility at a Glance:

• Memorium Nuremberg Trials: The museum is best reached via the U1 underground line, getting off at Bärenschanze station. The station has a lift and a tactile guidance system for visually impaired passengers along the platform. From the station, the Memorium is just a three-minute walk (approximately 250 metres) away.
  
• Park Plaza Nuremberg: The hotel enjoys an excellent location directly opposite the main railway station. It can easily be reached on foot or via the U1, U2 or U3 underground lines by getting off at Hauptbahnhof station. The station has lifts, allowing step-free access.
  
• Important note on walking surfaces: When planning your visit, please bear in mind that large parts of Nuremberg’s historic Old Town are paved with cobblestones.