About Nürnberg
An ancient city of artisans, smiths and mastersingers, Nuremberg transformed itself into one of the principal sites of the European Renaissance. In the present day, it has gone further, becoming one of Germany's most important centres of commerce and industry. At the same time, it retains the magic of its Historic Quarter, which conjures up a medieval atmosphere, luring visitors with seemingly endless opportunities for experiencing fine dining, culture and art. Enjoy all the magic of this beautiful Bavarian city when you stay in one of NH's hotels in Nuremberg, located in the city centre and surrounded by exquisite countryside.
An ancient city of artisans, smiths and mastersingers, Nuremberg transformed itself into one of the principal sites of the European Renaissance. In the present day, it has gone further, becoming one of Germany's most important centres of commerce and industry. At the same time, it retains the magic of its Historic Quarter, which conjures up a medieval atmosphere, luring visitors with seemingly endless opportunities for experiencing fine dining, culture and art. Enjoy all the magic of this beautiful Bavarian city when you stay in one of NH's hotels in Nuremberg, located in the city centre and surrounded by exquisite countryside.
Medieval Charm
The Marketplace forms a rich and diverse heart for the city. It is colourful by day, theatrical by night, and picture-perfect during the Christmas Bazaar at the approach of each New Year. Throughout it all, the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) and the Kaiserburg Imperial Palace, the indisputable rulers of this fairytale kingdom, tower overhead.
In stark contrast to this majestic architecture, the Artisan's Courtyard offers a twisting mix of narrow lanes and artisan's shops, where the unmistakable aroma of Lebkuchen cookies will compel you to stop and savour some of Nuremberg's traditional pastries and confections.
Art or history buffs will face the difficult decision of choosing from among more than thirty museums in the city. They include the National Germanic Museum, which lets you discover German culture, and the Toy Museum, where you can rediscover your youth. On a more sombre note, sites such as Room 600 of the Palace of Justice, home to the Nuremberg Trials, the ancient medieval dungeons and the Home of Alberto Durero, located in Nuremberg City Centre, bear silent witness to the city's past. Nuremberg in Celebration
Delicacy and modernism go hand-in-hand at the International Festival of Music and Poetry and occasions such as the Blue Night, but if you're looking for glamour, you’ll have plenty of chances to discover for yourself how Nuremberg earned the nickname "Shopping City". A visit to Bischof-Meiser Street, the Hallplatz or the Unschlittplatz will make it easy to spend, browse, and find some great gifts to take home.
NH welcomes you to its exclusive hotels in Nuremberg, located both in the heart of the city and in the Fürth area.
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