Nuremberg is second-biggest city in Germany, after Munich. The city is home to an appealing variety of historic buildings, museums, and interesting sightseeing opportunities. Nuremberg is famous for its sausages. Also the city offers a wide variety of annual events catering for all tastes. Opera or ballet in the State Theatre, cultural events in various city districts, cabaret and so on – the program is huge.

Much of the best sightseeing in the city of Nuremberg wait within the boundaries of the Altstadt, the Old Town quarter. Highlights here include the rebuilt Nuremberg Castle, the famed gingerbread at Hauptmarkt, the pedestrian thoroughfare of the Konigstrasse, the Pegnitz River, and the Altstadt Walking Tours, which covers a circuit of the area and passes the Nuremberg Castle along the way. Join a guided tour through the medieval dungeons in the Old Town Hall or discover the subterranean warren of the Felsengnge with rock-cut beer cellars.

Activities in Nuremberg: Nuremberg comes up with lots of parks and green spots along the river Pegnitz. Nice locations offering nice options for cycling, skating or just relaxing in one of the many beer gardens in Nuremberg.  From a simple picnic or afternoon retreat to the park to a technical hike, a round of golf, or a more adventurous sport, there are plenty of Nuremberg activities to keep you busy.