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Albrecht-Dürer-Haus
Museum in Albrecht Dürer’s former house, presenting his life, prints and the world of Renaissance Nuremberg.
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LH109 · LH146Nuremberg Airport is the second busiest airport in the Bavarian region and is located only 5 km away from the city. Dozens of airlines, including British Airways, Lufthansa, Ryanair and KLM, operate flights between Nuremberg and London. Swiss International Airlines, Turkish Airlines and Air France also operate regular flights from Nuremberg Airport. Taxis or rental cars can drop off or pick up passengers right from the front of the terminals. The airport can also be reached via Nuremberg main railway station on the U2 subway and the bus stop for routes 32 and 33 is located in front of the arrival and departure terminal.
The city of Nuremberg, situated by the Pegnitz River, is an important hub of both tourism and business. It is the second largest city of Bavaria after Munich. The city dates back to the 11th century and many historical buildings, including the famous Nuremberg Castle, still stand strong. Nuremberg also hosts the largest toy fair of the world and is home to the artist Albrecht Dürer, whose house has been converted into a museum. The Germanisches Nationalmuseum is the country's largest museum of cultural history and is well worth a visit.
Nuremberg Airport is the second busiest airport in the Bavarian region and is located only 5 km away from the city. Dozens of airlines, including British Airways, Air Berlin, Lufthansa, Ryanair and KLM, operate flights between Nuremberg and London. Swiss International Airlines, Turkish Airlines and Air France also operate regular flights from Nuremberg Airport. Taxis or rental cars can drop off or pick up passengers right from the front of the terminals. The airport can also be reached via Nuremberg main railway station on the U2 subway and the bus stop for routes 32 and 33 is located in front of the arrival and departure terminal.
The city of Nuremberg, situated by the Pegnitz River, is an important hub of both tourism and business. It is the second largest city of Bavaria after Munich. The city dates back to the 11th century and many historical buildings, including the famous Nuremberg Castle, still stand strong. Nuremberg also hosts the largest toy fair of the world and is home to the artist Albrecht Dürer, whose house has been converted into a museum. The Germanisches Nationalmuseum is the country's largest museum of cultural history and is well worth a visit.
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Museum in Albrecht Dürer’s former house, presenting his life, prints and the world of Renaissance Nuremberg.
Major art museum with European works from the late Middle Ages to modern periods in a bold contemporary building.
Extensive museum on German railways with historic locomotives, interactive displays and family-friendly exhibitions.
Central market square lined with historic façades and stalls, ideal for people-watching and easy Old Town sightseeing.
Attractive riverside street with half-timbered houses, among the prettiest surviving medieval lanes in the city.
Historic artisan quarter south of the river, filled with lanes, workshops and a traditional Old Town atmosphere.
Small marjoram-spiced pork sausages, traditionally grilled over beechwood and served in sets or in a bread roll. A defining speciality of Nuremberg.
A long crusty roll filled with three Nuremberg sausages and mustard. It is a classic local street food eaten quickly at sausage stalls.
Lebkuchen from Nuremberg, a spiced gingerbread often made with nuts, candied peel and wafers. It is strongly tied to the city’s Christmas baking tradition.
Traditional Franconian inn serving roast meats, sausages and seasonal dishes in a wood-panelled, old-world atmosphere beneath the castle.
Historic bratwurst kitchen near the Hauptmarkt, known for traditional Nuremberg sausages in a rustic, fast-moving old-town setting.
Well-known old-town restaurant with polished Franconian cooking, local wine and a more refined feel while keeping regional classics at the centre.
Moderate for Germany: hotels and dining are usually cheaper than Munich, while public transport and everyday food remain manageable for most city-break budgets.
Round up in cafés and taxis, or tip about 5-10% in restaurants. In Germany, tips are usually given directly when paying rather than left on the table.
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Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport -> Nürnberg Hauptbahnhof
Check where to Nuremberg flights depart and arrive, plus the main airport details for this route.
Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport is 5 km from Nuremberg city centre. Public transport options include:
Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport has practical services for this route, including Wifi, Shopping, Parking, ATM, Taxis, Accessibility, WC, Shower, Lounge and Lost and Found Office.
Free Wi-Fi available throughout the airport. ATMs are located in the arrivals and departures areas.
Lost and found is available at the station.
Available at Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport: Parking, Taxis, WC.
Accessibility facilities are available at Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport: Elevators, ramps.
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