Nuremberg Travel Guide

Nuremberg is a city of Germany of 500 000 inhabitants situated in 170 kilometers in the North of Munich. It is the economic center of the administrative region of Moyenne-Franconie and is situated on the river Pegnitz and the canal of Rhin-Main-Danube.

Tourism in Nuremberg
Nuremberg is recognized in particular for the traditional manufacturing of gingerbread, and the other German local products such as Bavarian sausages or home-made wooden toys. Nürem-biscotti, a fried biscuit plunged into a coulis in the chocolate and the speciality of the city, is not to be missed for the tourists! The Christmas market of Nuremberg is besides one of the most run of the region. Finally, it is also interesting to note that the first watch of pocket was invented in Nuremberg in 16th century.
Guide of Nuremberg
If you plan a journey in Nuremberg, here is places not to be missed:
The old town, which allows pleasant strolls;
The castles of Nuremberg;
Heilig-Geist-Spital, one of the biggest hospitals of the Middle Ages built in 1332;
Hauptmarkt, the famous market of the gingerbreads of Nuremberg, and The Frauenkirche, its church not to be missed.
Nuremberg is a city to be visited and not to be missed if you are interested by no means by the history of the country. It is an authentic city of Germany and hurry you because it stays there hardly!