City Tours
CITY TOURS
Study Legal English
& be a Tourist be a Tourist
Join our Legal English Summer School in July 2026 for an unforgettable educational journey in the historic city of Nuremberg where the past and present of international law come to life. Beyond the classroom, delegates will enjoy guided tours of Nuremberg’s most iconic cultural and historical landmarks — from the majestic Imperial Castle and the charming Old Town, the home of Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer to the Zeppelin Field.
Nuremberg's Imperial Castle (Kaiserburg)
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was a vital imperial palace and residence for many emperors of the Holy Roman Empire. There is so much more to Nuremberg than its poignant past. A stroll through the alleys and along the historic city walls will reveal a vibrant city brimming with atmosphere and flair. The inner city, divided into two parts by the Pegnitz, is encircled by a wall completed in 1452, and the older, inner line of fortifications, dating from 1140 and 1320, can still be traced.
Tunnels and Secret Passages City Wall Tour
Beneath Nuremberg’s Imperial Castle and defensive city walls lies a maze of rock-cut cellars and secret passages — follow the paths where medieval knights trod.
World War II Art Bunker Tour
Explore the vast tunnel complex under Nuremberg Castle in the Historischer Kunstbunker and see the artwork that the shelter protected and learn about the WWII bombing of the city. Discover the rescue operation that saved artworks including works of Albrecht Dürer.
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Home to one of the best Toy Museums in the world, Nuremberg has been a city of toys since the Middle Ages.
Nuremberg’s Lebkuchen is legendary, baked by monks since the Middle Ages when exotic spices brought along trade routes.
Nuremberg Ghosts and Gallows Evening Walking Tour
See the beautiful old quarters in the evening light. Delve into Nuremberg’s dark medieval history on this spooky after-hours tour of haunted streets as you hear spine-tingling tales of torture, murder, execution, and the unsavoury figures who once wandered the murky backstreets.
Pass famous landmarks such as Nuremberger Rathaus and Hangman’s Bridge along the way. Ideal for thrill-seekers and history buffs.