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Loewenberger Strasse 147, Nuremberg, Bavaria, 90475, Germany
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Play area at the Toy Museum
Lorenzkirche
Mother and children in the pelican
Frauenkirche, Nürnberg, DE
Hi, I will be in Nüremberg for 4 nights in July. I'm a looking for an affordable accommodation (50 euros/night maximum for a single room) near a U-bahn station. As I am a women alone, I would like to be in a nice neighbourghood. I would like if there were an free Internet access in the hotel. Air conditioning would be nice althought not necessary. I'm looking for a budget hotel, a guesthouse or a bed & breakfast. Any suggestions? Thank you!!!
http://tourismus.nuernberg.de/v04/pub/index.html?navID=en111&IDS=4eJWTul5
or use
http://www.hrs.com
a list with apartments/private rooms/pensions
http://www.nuernberg-pension.de/verzeichnis-preis.html
However only one with internet (@ symbol)
Take in Nurnberg on a Saturday. This is when the Marktplatz (Market Square) is full of vendors selling everything from fresh fruits and veggies to carpet cleaner. This is also home of the world-famous Nurnberg Christkindlmarkt, or Christmas Market. We were walking around one Saturday and passed by the Frauenkirche, the big Catholic Church on the Square, when the doors opened and a wedding procession filed out. I think we ended up in some of their pictures!
'The marriage merry-go-round'.
It's a fountain, sculpted by Jurgen Weber and in place since 1984. It shows, as its name suggests, the 'merry-go-round' of marriage and is based on a work by local Medieval poet Hans Sachs (1494 - 1576).
It's beautifully sculpted....and much bigger than the photos might suggest, each figure being much more than life-size.....but I liked it because it is simply such fun.
The local children thought so too: it was warm when I visited, and there were always paddlers and climbers and splashers whenever I walked past the Ehekarussell.
I'm guessing at the meaning of each scene, because I could not understand the German of the poem.
It's nice place to sit and people-watch, but unless you looked for it specially you probably wouldn't come across it.
So go along Breite Gasse almost to its end (from Konigstrasse) and you'll find it.
I got to Nuremberg twice : one by airplane from Frankfurt airport..The other by train from leibzig.
Tranportation is a solved problem here….
Public transportation(such as underground metro ,buses and trains ) is available at any time . I advice you to buy a mobicard to use all kinds of public transportation freely..
Nevertheless, I used a bike…It was a nice experiment.
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I was lucky enough to visit this city in 1994 and the Cathedral had only been reopened 1 week after reconstruction from being demolished by the 2ndWW bombing.
The cathedral had an exhibition on about the reconstruction that included hundreds of photo's that was facinating.
This cathredral is certainly worth a visit. It seems to have been reconstructed to the origional plans etc as per the reconstruction in Dresden.
There are some open air events in Nuremberg, that I want to introduce to you here. They mostly take part every year. Here I name the dates for 2010 but check the dates on the websites, too.
15. Mai 2010
Blaue Nacht, Nürnberg > Blue Night
Museums, theatres and some other cultural houses open the doors, and the city is decorated with art and light installations, and there are many music events and performances. There are about 120.000 visitors every year. And it is said that it is Germany's biggest cultural night - but I am not sure if that is correct...
www.blauenacht.nuernberg.de
Rock im Park
4. Juni 2010 bis 6. Juni 2010
Huge music rock festival with more than 80 bands and 40.000 visitors. There are many different music styles, many international stars have been here, as well as German bands and singers. The concert takes place since 1976 and stars have been:
Santana und Chicago, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, AC/DC, The Who, Iron Maiden, Deep Purple, die Scorpions, Van Halen, Ozzy Osbourne, Bon Jovi, Rolling Stones, HIM, Wir Sind Helden, Green Day, Marylin Manson, Limp Bizkit, Söhne Mannheims, Red Hot Chili Peppers oder Groove Armada... are just some names you have to mention...
www.rock-im-park.de
Klassik Open Air
25. Juli 2010 und 7. August 2010, Beginn jeweils um 20 Uhr
Since 2000 there is a big open air concert with classic music in the park "Luitpoldhain". Originally it was a present for the people for Nuremberg's 950th birthday. But since then the "Nürnberger Philharmoniker" and the "Nürnberger Symphoniker" give this gratis concert. About 50.000 music lovers have a picknick in the Park with free entrance.
www.klassikopenair.de
30.07- bis 1.8., Bardentreffen
200.000 visitors love the Bardentreffen in the first weekend within the summer holidays in Bavaria. There are seven stages in the historic city, and there are three days of free concerts with international bands as well as bands from the region.
www.bardentreffen.de
Christkindlesmarkt Nürnberg
Of course there is the famous x-mas market in Nuremberg taking place every late November until 24th of December...
www.christkindlesmarkt.de
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