NUREMBERG TRAVELERS GUIDE

THE NUREMBERG ZOO The Nuremberg Zoo was opend in Mai 1939 and is 650.000squaremeters big. 1.2million million people visited the Zoo in 2018. The Zoo itself is located in a part of the big forest called "Lorenzer Reichswald". It is not the first zoo nuremberg had. The first one which was located at the "Dutzendteich", but had to be closed because the space it was built on was needed for other projects. There are over 300 different species in the new Zoo, which some of are threatened with extinction. Out of the 300 species, 80 are mammals and 80 are birds. To keep them in the zoo with good conditions, they had to limit the amount of the animals. The zoo helps to maintain the variety of animals in the world, by providing their animals. The Nuremberg zoo helps smaller organisations which stand for protection of the animals. The zoo is in possession of big and small mammals, predators, rodents, marsupials, dolphins and manatees, birds, fish and reptiles. If u are i...

TRANSPORT MUSEUM NUREMBERG The Nuremberg Transport Museum comprises the DB-Museum (Deutsche Bahn-Museum) and a Museum for communication. The Nuremberg Transport Museum is one of the oldest technical museums in Nürnberg. The DB-Museum became the offical Company Museum of the DB in 2007. It was established 1899 as a railway museum and is because of that the oldest railyway museum in Germany. It shows off the history of railways. The museum has parts of the royal wagon of Ludwig II, a railcart from the 1950s , an original coal wagon from 1829, the oldest steam locomotive of Germany. They also have a replica of the "Adler"-train. The museum is in possession of a big model collection, with 1:10 scale models occupying 1000squaremeters of the museum. A Library, where you can read informative things about trains an railways at, is integrated too. We recommend you to have a look at the Nuremberg Transport Museum. The exact location of the Nuremberg Transport Museum Source i...

THE CINECITT À With 4.646 seats and 22 cinema halls the Cinecitt à  Nuremberg is one of the biggest cinema complexes in Europe. Most of Nurembergs teenagers went the at least once. But that's no secret. The Cinema always has the newest movies and beaucause of the number of cinema halls, they can even start a Movie while the same movie started in another hall half an hour ago. So there is no problem in beeing spontaneous. Also there are a different kinds of cinema halls. Most of them have dolby atmos intigrated. With dolby atmos you have the most realistic sound possible. This increases the quality of a movie very much. If u want the Premium feeling while watching the newest blockbusters, you can buy tickets for the deluxe hall. Big seats which can be adjusted mechanical, waiters which bring you the food you order and high contrast 4k projectors. And if you want a unique cinema experience, you can watch your movies in the Cinemagnum. The cinema hall has 518 seats and a scr...

NUREMBERG'S FAIR Nuremberg's fair is a great place to visit as a tourist. It is a place where many events of the year take place. Most of them are informative. It is located in Langwasser, a city district of Nuremberg. The 15 halls are 180.000squaremeters big and in addition to that, it got more  50.000squaremeters outdoor space. And all that space is there to show off the newest inventions of the world. Mainly it is all about the exhibitors and the sponsors. There are about 32.000 exhibitors and 1.4million visitors every year. People from all over the world are coming to be part of Nuremberg's fair. If you are interested in hearing good ideas and seeing cool prototypes, it is the perfect place to go for you.  The exact location of Nurember's Fair Source Picture:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Messezentrum_N%C3%BCrnberg-Dutzendteich_September_2010_10.jpg Source Information:https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messe_N%C3%BCrnberg

THE VOLKSFEST The "Nürnberger Volksfest" is an event everyone in Nuremberg knows. It takes place two times a year. One time in spring and the other one in autumn. The "Nürnberger Volksfest" stays for 2 weeks each time it's opend. It takes place at the "Volksfestplatz" Nuremberg, near the "dutzendteich". The "Volksfestplatz" is 100.000 squaremeters big. The first Volksfest was in autumn 1826 and was there to honor the bavarian King Ludwig 1st. But there's no historical meaning to it nowdays. It is a place to have fun at with friends or family. There are round about 23 main attractions like free fall towers, roller coasters and big wheels. And if u think you are not brave enough for these attractions, it's no problem. You can also just chill in one of the restaurants. Most of them are very Bavarian. It's recommended to go there at evening. All those funky lights, the music and the smell of cinnamon and sugar will ...

THE BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN Nuremberg's Beautiful Fountain is one of the most popular sights of Nuremberg. It represents the historical aspect of Nuremberg. It is 19m tall and looks like a church spire with gothic details. It isn't quite clear who has built it. Most say it was built by Heinrich Beheim in the period of 1385-1396. Others say it was built by Georg Rupprecht and Fritz Rupprecht in cooperation with Sebald Schonhofer. Fact is that the Beautiful Fountain had to be restored a lot of times. The Beautiful Fountain is very important to the people of Nuremberg. That's why it was protected by a concrete wall in WW2. According to the legend, it gives you luck spinning on a ring at the outer fence. But be careful, you have to spin the black ring for luck. The golden one is only there to trick people. That's something only the real Nurembergs know. Go and have a look. The exact location of the Beautiful Foutain Source picture: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wik...