Nuremberg Trials

‘Nürnberger Prozesse’ or Nuremberg Trials Nuremberg Trials were held from 1945 to 1949. This court was organized much earlier because the Allied Forces were convinced that together, can win World War II. Among those forces were the United States of America, the former Soviet Union, and the United Kingdom.Allied Trials were being covered by international […]

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Beautiful Fountain – you get three wishes fulfilled

Legend has it that if you turn the golden ring of the beautiful fountain three times, you get three wishes fulfilled, if you turn three times you can look forward to many children. The Schöne Brunnen is the original name of the Beautiful Fountain. At first, it was a modest smaller fountain with the Christian […]

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Uova di Norimberga

Le uova di Norimberga sono orologi molto speciali realizzati alla fine del XVI secolo. È un piccolo orologio a forma di uovo che funziona come gli orologi funzionavano una volta. È un orologio ornamentale, a rotazione, realizzato per coloro che avevano abbastanza soldi per comprarlo per se stessi o come regalo per i propri cari.

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Vergine di Norimberga

en: Iron Virgin of Nuremberg Vergine di Norimberga è stato uno dei dispositivi di tortura più duri che sono stati realizzati per coloro che hanno ricevuto la punizione più dura. La prima traccia scritta di questa camera di tortura risale al XIX secolo a Norimberga.Era una camera di ferro, fatta per una persona, con punte […]

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Nuremberg egg by Nuremberg clockmaker Peter Henlein

Nuremberg egg is a very special clock made in the late 16th century. It is a small egg-like clock that works like the watches were working once upon a time. It’s an ornament, spin-driven watch made for those who had enough money to buy it for themselves, or as a present for the loved ones. […]

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Altstadt Brewery – Hausbrauerei Altstadthof Nuremberg

Nuremberg Altstadt brewery (Altstadthof brewery) was renovated in 1984. Since then, the owners try and get their customers spoiled with everything. Starting with all organic food and beverages this place is located Altstadt in The Old Town of Nuremberg known now as The Altstadt.  Once, there was a Red Town Brewery, now with a just a new […]

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Zeppelinfeld

Zeppelinfeld, in English meaning The Zeppelin Fields was once Nuremberg rally ground. It was one of the first works of Albert Speer’s works for the Nazy Party. The Nuremberg Rally Ground is made in such a large place, that everyone who would want to come, there was a seat for them.In the middle of the […]

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Nuremberg Churches

Churches in Nuremberg Nuremberg – Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche) The Frauenkirche was built from 1352 to 1358 at the instigation of Emperor Carl IV. Name itself means The Church Of Our Lady ). The oldest hall church in Franconia, it was constructed under the supervision of the master cathedral builder and architect of Prague, […]

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Kaiserburg – Imperial Castle of Nuremberg

The Rising of Nuremberg and Kaiserberg as its main Castle More about palaces and castles The Beginnings of Nuremberg as a town was preceded with The Law Makers. As a town of great value to those who could profit from it got large from the first day of its mentioning. The first books about the […]

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Nuremberg City Tour

Nuremberg Buildings & Monuments 1. Weißer TurmAm Ludwingsplatz Like the Laufer Schlag Tower, this is one of the few remaining parts of the penultimate city fortifications.The tower was built in the mid 13th century, severely damaged in 1945 and reconstructed in 1977. It is a rare gate-tower, and its name literally means ‘ The White […]

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Nuremberg Museums

Nuremberg Museums Documentation Centre Reichsparteitagsgelände An der KongresshalleOpening hours: Mon. – Fri. 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.The permanent exhibition “Fascination and Violence”, which covers an area of 1200 m2, documents the connection between ideology and the architecture of the Third Reich. The 130 m pole made of […]

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Nuremberg Parks

Nuremberg Parks Hesperiden Gardens Johannisstr. 47Geöffnet: Apr. – Okt. 8 – 20 Uhr Opening hours: Apr. – Oct. 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.Several prestigious, contiguous public parks that were created as flower gardens by rich patricians during the Renaissance. An ideal place to relax when the weather is good.In the middle ages, this, and many […]

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Nuremberg Theatre Venues

Städtische Bühnen Nürnberg Opera House Richard-Wagner-Platz 2 The opera house was built between 1901 and 1905, redesigned by the Nazis, and was fortunately only slightly damaged in 1945. The building contains the main theatre, the studio theatre and the opera house. So many artists performed here, that it can not be mentioned in one set, […]

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Photos of Nuremberg

The famous ‘Ehekarussell’ was made by Jürgen Weber, and it’s been finished in 1981. Since the first day, ‘The marriage Carousel’ had all kind of reactions, but no one that seen this fountain left the place without many things on their mind. Especially the married people, who are still together, when you look up close […]

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Nuremberg City Tour

Nuremberg City Tour part I Nuremberg city tour part II Following the almost total destruction of historic Nuremberg during the Second World War, the City council wisely rejected all suggestions to preserve a “tabula rasa” or, as happened in many other places, to erect a purely modern city on the ruins. It decided instead to […]

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