St. Rochus Cemetery

Walk across the triple-arched span of Nuremberg’s oldest stone bridge and imagine how the Old Town would have looked when the bridge opened in 1457.

Discover two centuries of railway history in this comprehensive museum that includes displays of heritage trains, modern innovations and scale models.

Inspect the thought-provoking exhibits of Germany’s largest cultural history museum in a collection that spans from prehistoric ages to the present day.

Visit a permanent exhibition and memoriam to the Nuremberg Trials, which convicted German war criminals after the atrocities of World War II.

Stroll across a late Renaissance bridge that has changed little since its construction in the 1590s. Watch the Pegnitz River flowing below as it has for centuries.

This medieval Lutheran church is renowned for its exquisitely ornate Gothic façade, intricate interior vaults and spacious hall choir by Konrad Heinzelmann.