Nuremberg (Germany) Vacation Travel Video Guide

Vacation travel video about destination Nuremberg in Germany.
Nuremberg, the ‘secret capital’ of German Franconia.and ‘treasure trove of the German Reich’. The epitome of German romanticism and tradition with a long history, but also bitter memories of quite recent times. Of the original one hundred and thirty towers of the city wall, only seventy one have survived. The city fortifications from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries emerged after the union of the previous two halves of the city. The twin-towered St. Lorenz Church is the largest and artistically most important religious building in the city and dates back to 1260. The interior is of Gothic splendour and the nave extends at the altar to a light-filled, three-aisled hall with huge columns and an almost playful, overlapping vault in the centre. The mediaeval Nuremberg Castle towers over the city from a sandstone rock, a fortress system whose construction began under Emperor Henry The Third. The importance of Nuremberg can be highlighted by the fact that each ruler of Germany resided in the castle until 1571. Tranquillity fills the air around Dozen Pond in the south of the city. In 1933 it was the Nazi Party Rally Complex of the German National Socialist Party and on 20th November, 1945, in the west wing of the old Justice Palace, the Nuremberg Trials took place against numerous infamous war criminals. A memorial was established there in which the various legal processes were documented in both words and pictures, and supported by audio recordings. Nuremberg has somehow managed to survive and is now a city of tradition and modernity, its daily charm stemming from its old and re-created cultures, and its positive outlook and embrace of contemporary times.
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[@annieh.8175]

What a great video... I was born in Nuernberg and lived there for almost 20 years and must admit that I haven’t seen many of the beautiful sights in the video. I neither have been to the Museum nor the ‘Spielzeug Museum’ for which Nuernberg is famous for. Got to say that this video brought back many wonderful memories. I have been in the States for a long time but also have been back to my hometown many times and must say when Lufthansa touches down at the Nuernberg Airport and the castle comes into my view, I still get emotional.

[@yusyusman3687]

Germany is the beautiful state in the world........😎👍❤️🌹🌿

[@airtechsmechanical4396]

My most favorite city in all of Europe. Spent nearly two years living nearby, but spent almost every free time in this city.

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

I lived in Furth / Nurnberg for two wonderful years! 1982- 1984 I loved Germany it is absolutely beautiful! My oldest daughter was born in Nurnberg. ❤️ I also lived in Weisbaden for 3 years 1989-1992 and as a child I lived in Hanau and Schweinfurt for six years in the early 1960’s.

[@ramonbojorquez1792]

Very interesting city full of history, beauty, harmony and peace. Germany is a very beautiful country with a very bright and productive society.

[@Charles-oo8bq]

If you're coming this way consider visiting Rothenberg ob der tauber. Its truly magical. Blessings from Erlangen.

[@renatedebruyn9612]

They have awesome bakeries with delicious gingerbread ❤️

[@hasse7487]

my old home town wunderbar!!!

[@majcorbin]

I was stationed there 1976-1979

[@artfriendly263]

This is the best travel documentary I ever saw. Truly complete

[@paulciaro158]

That's quite a compliment. It is definitely well made and satisfying for those interested in the city.

[@GeoStreber]

The building at 00:13 is in Fürth (it's called the Stadttheater), not Nürnberg.

[@jameshall-halle1121]

On my visit list...

[@erikagoodale9014]

I was born there and visit frequently! Wonderful video! Thank you!

[@ranijhansijhansi4044]

I was there in September . Lovely city . Looking forward to come again for xmas

[@clarencedavis9394]

Rani Jhansi Jhansi take me with you I love nurnberg ten years of living there

[@kylehill3643]

Rick Steves some of his videos are done on his own and the quality is much much better especially his recent reworks. You can tell as on here he still has his old ones but on his website half of the same ones have been redone with him being much older but better edited.

[@kylehill3643]

Rick Steves is great for churches as he is really good with his history (though sometimes misses a few things) while the music in this is far superior. The latest reworks of Rick Steves is catching up though. This is my favorite narrator of Expoza. The "Sell Tic) women had bad editing skills and shouldn't have been doing it if she couldn't sync or even say Celtic right) It sounds with a K actually.

[@srxanmansuroglu5440]

love you deutchland

[@fisichella78]

So, what happened to the travel guides?? It's been 3 months since the last one?? We miss them....

[@marialuisaegg1359]

interessante

[@sguardoacuto5914]

interessant!!!

[@paulhecking1927]

Nice video! But I would present better kept cities. Nuremburg still hasn't many old buildings. Post Scriptum: A secret: The monastery Ottobeuren. A very magnificent place!

[@popadijaruza5165]

Nuremberg was destroyed in second world war ... Thats why many of the buildings are "newish" , unfortunately .. But still beautiful ...

[@clarencedavis9394]

Jebla Majku I live there ten years 1974-1985 love nurnberg

[@user-ly8co5ze4u]

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[@MikeandAnnesVlogs]

Hey, nice video, we also did one video about Nuremberg, Check it out and tell us if you like it.