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Index » Hotels & Travel » Destination References
 

Destinations in Southern Germany - Nuremberg

 
Nuremberg will always be associated with two events - the Nazi party rallies held on the Zeppelinwiese, and the post-war Nuremberg trials. These events definitely should be remembered, but there is more to the history of this city.Nrnberg, as Nuremberg is called in German, used to be a Free Imperial City during the time of the Holy Roman Empire and became part of Bavaria in the early 19th century. It was a major trading center, and the wealthy merchant families became great patrons of the arts.The main tourist attractions are:# The Imperial Castle (Kaiserburg) with its collection of medieval arms and armor# The Albrecht-Drer-Haus dedicated to the city's most famous son, the great painter (though most of his major works can be found elsewhere, such as in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum or Munich's Alte Pinakothek)# The Germanisches Nationalmuseum with its enormous collections of paintings, sculpture, domestic furnishings and historical musical instruments# The German Railway Museum (after all, the first German railway ran from Nuremberg to Frth)# Spielzeugmuseum der Stadt Nrnberg (Toy Museum) - Nuremberg has always been famous for toys and still hosts the annual German Toy Fair.If you come in December, you should visit the Christkindlesmarkt (Christmas Market) and experience the wonderful smell and taste of Lebkuchen (gingerbread) and Glhwein (hot mulled wine) while shopping for traditional ornaments.Also, try out the local specialty - bratwurst. These sausages are tiny (about the size of your pinky), so you order them by the dozen or more.Pamela Bruce lives in Austin, TX. She is the owner of Love Beads Unlimited and sells the sterling silver and Swarovski crystal bead jewelry she designs and creates both in her eBay store (http://stores.ebay.com/LOVE-BEADS-UNLIMITED) and on her website at http://www.lovebeadsunlimited.com
Author: Pamela Bruce
 
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