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Favorite thing: Visit the 'Germanische(s) Nationalmuseum'!!!
It has loads of pieces of arts and normal life starting thousands of years ago until today.
It is located in the 'Straße der Menschenrechte' (street of human rights), next to the city wall, just across the street from the opera house, in the south of the old town. Subway-station 'Opernhaus'!
Hours:
-- Tuesday thru Sunday: 10am to 5pm
--Wednesdays: 10am to 9pm (free addmission after 6pm!);
Addmission:
Normal: 6 DM and 4 DM(reduced),
During special exhibitions: 8 DM and 6 DM(reduced),
Groups: 16 DM;
Germanisches Nationalmuseum,
Kartäusergasse 1,
D-90402 Nürnberg,
Tel: +49-911-13310,
Fax: +49-911.1331200,
www.gnm.de
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Fondest memory: We were there with friends, stopped there on the way back from France, and bought a box of Sangria, then found very nice station with all the tables and beautiful surroundings were having dinner there and Sangria was soooo goooood! Also streets and houses in nurnberg.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: Some more nightshots of Nürnberg...
Written Apr 5, 2010
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Favorite thing: Nürnberg offers some nice possibilities to do some night shots of town. Unfortunately it was raining much during my stay, so I had to use my simpler camera, which is water prooved.
Fondest memory: Nice architecture!
Written Apr 5, 2010
Fondest memory: I took a photo of this dustbin with an original flower decoration: I suppose the flower let people forget the smell of the garbage! It's a very nice idea, isn't it?
Written Apr 19, 2009
Favorite thing: No, don't worry! Those statues haven't been stolen but removed to be restored, as we could observe during our visit of Lorenzkirche.
Written Jul 24, 2007
Favorite thing: The city of Nürnberg officially has got two arms. I put them together on the first picture.
Updated Nov 9, 2006
Favorite thing: Toni Burghart is a Nürnberg-born artist.
Updated Oct 11, 2006
Favorite thing: Currently working on the tips, so please come back soon, to see if they are complete and rate them ;-)
Updated Oct 11, 2006
Favorite thing: July 9 to 7, 2007
Updated Sep 19, 2006
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