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Nuremberg: City of Empires – Tour from Munich

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Activity Schedule

  • When does it run?

    April to Dec: Mon, Wed & Sat 

  • Duration

    10 hours

  • Start time

    8:30am

  • Meeting Point
    Make your way to Radius Tours Office, Dachauer Straße 4, 80335 Munich.
    So there’s no last-minute rush please arrive at the start point 15 mins early. 
  • Ending Point

    Munich Central Train Station

Key Highlights

  • Visit the historic town of Nuremberg steeped in history
  • See the Gothic Churches, marketplace and the site of the Nazi rallies
  • See the locations of the iconic scenes captured in Leni Riefenstahl’s 'Triumph of the Will'
  • Visit the colorful market place renowned for the Christmas market and the hilltop castle
  • A guide will accompany you at all times
  • Includes train tickets to Nuremberg from Munich
  • Both printed and smartphone vouchers accepted

Overview

The city of Nuremberg is one of the most famous cities in Germany and has been the backdrop to many of the most dramatic moments of the 20th Century. It was both the place where the Third Reich demonstrated their power, and where they were finally held to account during the Nuremberg war crimes tribunal.

Visit the historic old town and the Nazi Party Rally Grounds. Learn from your knowledgeable guide why Hitler transformed 11 square kilometres of the city into a vast rally ground. Nuremberg was the old seat of the imperial parliament whose legacy Hitler sought to distort by hosting the special sitting of his puppet Reichstag that passed the notorious ‘Nuremberg race laws’. It denied citizenship to Jewish Germans and was an ominous prelude to the coming Holocaust. Today the old rally grounds host a major Third Reich Documentation Centre that maps this painful history in detail and represents evidence of Nuremberg’s determination to come to terms with its past.

See the medieval city walls, the striking 15th-century gothic church – Lorenzkirche, the 14th century Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) dominating the Main Market. You will also be taken to the 700-year-old Hauptmarkt town market square, a market place that bustles with life throughout the year. You will come across shops selling fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers and a range of fine cheese. Also see the stunning Kaiserburg, an ancient imperial castle. 

After exploring Nuremberg’s rich heritage, take a train ride back to Munich.

About the Supplier: Radius Tours believe in offering once-in-a-lifetime experiences in and from Munich. Their tours are free-flowing and don't follow a standard itinerary and the guides make sure to show tourists the maximum during their visit.

Inclusions

  • English-speaking guide
  • Train tickets between Munich and Nuremberg

Exclusions

  • Hotel transfers
  • Lunch
  • Entrance fee to Nazi Party Documentation Centre (€5.00 per person)

Please note

Voucher Type: Mobile (if you'd rather print a copy - that's fine too!)

Group Size: Max. 30

Always keep a photo ID handy for security checks.

Entrance fee to Nazi Party Documentation Centre (€5.00 per person) is not included and has to be paid on the day of the tour. 

Customer Reviews

  • DR HOSSAM MOHAMED
    City of Nuremberg

    There was a car race and we had to walk for a long distance No warning and no news about the race and interruption Train delays and change trains...

    United Kingdom 07/07/2014
  • George Stecyk
    Very I formative tour for those who like history

    Our guide Jason was very informative and definitely knew his stuff. Any question that was asked of him he could answer. He sure went above and beyond our expectations. The train...

    Canada 05/03/2014
  • mr gareth d yates
    Great tour - loved it!

    Tour guide (Jason) was great! Varied tour; plenty of history and beautiful landmarks to take in and see! Highly recommend!...

    United Kingdom 11/28/2013

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