Places

The Toll Hall is a medieval, imperial city building and was built between 1498 and 1502

The memorial for the fallen of the First World War was created in 1928-1929 in the Luitpoldhain.

Church and Hospital Of The Holy Spirit was built in the years 1332-1339.

The famous painter Albrecht Dürer lived here 20 years.

The Nassauer House from the 13th century is the last residential tower in Nuremberg at all.

The architectural monument Pellerhaus is an archive and library building and stands on the Sebald side of Nuremberg's Old Town.

The Krakow House is a cultural and meeting centre in Nuremberg.

Formerly a special hospital for lepers, later a warehouse for wine and today a student dormitory.

Nuremberg's Old Town Hall is one of the city's most important buildings.

St. Catherine's Church was a major medieval church in Nuremberg, which was damaged in the World War II and preserved as a ruin.

Pilatushaus is one of the few remaining burghers' houses from the late Gothic period. It was built in 1489.

Unschlitthaus is an interesting historical property from the Middle Ages that is located in the Lorenzer Old Town.

The medieval defensive wall that surrounding the old city of Nuremberg.

The Palace of Justice is a building in Nuremberg in the Bärenschanze district and is the largest judicial building in Bavaria.