In Nuremberg, travellers will step into a city rich with history and medieval charm. The impressive Nuremberg Castle, towering over the city, offers panoramic views and a look into the city’s past as a powerful imperial seat. Visitors can explore the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, with its half-timbered houses, colourful buildings, and landmarks like the beautiful St. Lorenz Church and the iconic Albrecht Dürer House, dedicated to the renowned artist. Nuremberg also has a poignant history tied to World War II, which can be explored at the Documentation Centre Nazi Party Rally Grounds. Here, travellers will learn about the city's role during the war and its post-war reconstruction. The charming market square, with its bustling shops and cafés, offers a more relaxed side of the city, showcasing Nuremberg's rich culinary traditions, including its famous bratwurst and gingerbread.