Nuremburg was important to the National Socialist regime because of its status in the Holy Roman Empire, and its central location in the German-speaking world. Even before they rose to power in 1933 they had ch… See more

Courtroom 600 at the Justizpalast, where high-ranking Nazis were brought to justice between 1945 and 1949, is a still a working courtroom. It can be tricky to visit during the week unless you come between sessions. The best ti… See more

The Germanic National Museum is a sort of treasury for the German speaking world, mapping its cultural past with over 25,000 exhibits. The galleries are in a complex partly made up of the Nuremberg Charterhou… See more

Looking at it from the north side you can tell how St. Sebaldus Church is in two halves. The west side, including the naves and towers is Romanesque and early Gothic, from the 13th century. The east side made up of the h… See more