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Prinzregentenufer 11, Nuremberg, Bavaria, 90489, Germany
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An old square
Saint Laurentius (Lorenz) near Lorenzkirche
The voracious wife on the wolverine
Frauenkirche, Nürnberg, DE
Dear all,
I will be in Frankfurt that weekend, however I would like to travel to Nurnberg for this game?
Will buying a ticket be easy on the day? also, what would be the cheapest way for 2 people to travel on the train from Frankfurt to Nurnberg? I take it a state train pass (Hessen) would not cover Northern Bavaria?
Kind Regards
Paul
Very interesting game with a local touch which will attract a lot of spectators. So not sure if you will get a ticket on the day. On the 1. FC Nürnberg website I saw that they have set up a limit on the number of tickets you can purchase - normally ten per person, now only four.
If you want to annoy Nürnbergers call them Northern Bavarians. They insist on being Franconians (Franken) - and they are. It does not matter than Franken is part of Bavaria ;-)))
And sure, the Hessen ticket is not valid in Bavaria.
But as the game is on a Sunday you can use the Schönes Wochenende Ticket. It is valid for up to 5 people until 3am (night to Monday) and the entire German rail network and costs 35 Euro. You can use it on regional trains, as the the state tickets.
DB timetable
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
From: F
To: N
To: Frankenstadion
and select as means of transport "only local transport".
As already mentioned, best ticket option if regional trains are OK for you, is in this case the Happy-Weekend-Ticket (EUR 35,00). Covers the whole trip till the Frankenstadion (the stadium where the match will take place). Please note that - despite its name - the Happy-Weekend-Ticket is only valid either Saturday or Sunday.
> I take it a state train pass (Hessen)
Just in case you ever want to make a trip deeper into Bavaria on a weekday from Frankfurt:
a) buy RMV tickets from Frankfurt to Kahl, the first stop in Bavaria (EUR 6,75 pp)
b) buy a Bavaria Ticket for the rest of the trip
With this method you can even travel as far as Salzburg for
1 person: EUR 25,75
2 persons: EUR 20,25 per person
...
5 persons: EUR 9,80 per person
The old wall of Nuremberg is the most active sight that extremely stayed in memory..
its towers ..old buildings and special way of flooring the streets..
Marketing is the most active thing people of Nuremerg do as well as other people of Germany. Markets are everywhere : C&A …CAUFHOF..HORTEN…and etc….
If you'll be in Germany, you'll probably ride with Deutsche Bahn, the German railway company, at some point. As an American very impressed with their rail infrastructure, I decided to visit the DB Museum. Though I'm not particularly a huge train lover, I still had a good time in the museum because it really relates it to Germany's history. It spans the whole history of trains in Germany; from building infrastructure, to their role in WWII, to today. One of my favorite areas was a great hall filled with train cars both new and old, including a very fancy one that belonged to King Ludwig II. One issue is that exhibit information is all in German. There is a main map and explanatory brochure in English and there are many visuals, like photographs and uniforms which are fairly self explanatory and could make a visit worth it for those who love trains but can't speak German. There is also an area for children which might make it a good family choice.
Nurnburg has an overwhelmingly large metro setup for it's size, in my opinion. There are tons of stops and the underground station at the HBF is under some heavy construction, so be careful, lots is going on.
The Nürnberger opera house is located close to the railway and telecommunications museum. You can easily get to it from the railway station by taking the Frauentorgraben street. No further information about it available at the moment, sorry!
Albrecht Durer is a famous artist (1471-1528). Now his house is a museum that presents the way he had lived and worked. There are special attractions - painting and printing workshop from his time. Visitors are guided by audio-guide (in five languages) by the lady of the house Agnes Dürer, Albrecht’s wife. She tells a lot in every room you enter
Opening hours:
Every day from 10 am to 5(6) pm
Entrance: 5 Euros for adults
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