Germany · WALKING TOURS IN NUREMBERG
The 12 best walking tours in Nuremberg you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. The first one is first for a reason; start there.
A 1.5-hour guided walk through Nuremberg Old Town from Hauptmarkt 18, hitting key sights plus quiet corners and views, with a local guide.
“The tour with Claudia was fantastic! We absolutely fell in love with Nuremberg through Claudia’s tour. Lots of interesting information, history, culture, traditions, Christmas markets information - perfect introduction to this town! Loved it and highly recommend Claudia!”
A 2-hour guided walk through Nuremberg’s former Nazi Party rally grounds, from Congress Hall to Zeppelin Field along the Great Road.
“It was excellent however we were unaware how much walking was to be done.”
Walk Nuremberg Old Town and the Nazi rally grounds in English, with public transport included and time at the Documentation Center.
“The guide, Nick was extremely knowledgeable about the city. He had a good sense of humor and worked beautifully with all the different types of people in the tour.”
English-guided walk through Nuremberg’s medieval Old Town and Nazi Rally Grounds, with a Hauptmarkt lunch break and transport included.
“The tour was a good length and covering a lot of the main sights of Nuremberg. Natasha was a great guide and we learnt a lot!”
Walk Nuremberg in 2.5 hours with a born-local guide. Medieval squares, Dürer’s house, and WWII rebuilding, for $3.54.
“Incredible value for money! An entertaining walking tour with half a dozen stops, at each of which the very knowledgeable guide would speak for 10-15 mins on the local or national history. The walks between stops were at an unhurried pace, which was welcome as it was 35c that day. All but one of the stops was in the shade, which made the single stop in the full sun really punishing by contrast. Thoroughly enjoyable and recommended.”
Taste Nuremberg red beer and tiny bratwurst, then learn the city’s food stories on a 2-hour historic walk.
“Die Tour mit unserem Guide Sonja war super. Sie hat alles mit viel Kenntnis, einer Portion Witz und wortgewandt erklärt.”
2.5-hour English guided walk through Nuremberg’s old town, from Schöner Brunnen to Kaiserburg, with local legends, tips, and free sights.
“We had an amazing experience on the Nuremberg walking tour with Daniella, a local native who was absolutely incredible. The tour started with a walk up to the castle, and Daniella made sure we paced ourselves with breaks so it wasn’t too tiring. Her knowledge of the city and her obvious love for Nuremberg made the tour engaging and fun. The 2.5 hours flew by, and once we reached the castle, we had a 10–15 minute break to take photos or grab a drink, which was much appreciated. A lovely extra touch was the Google Map QR code she provided, highlighting locations recommended by her and other guides—perfect for exploring…”
A 2-hour English walking tour through Nuremberg’s Old Town, mixing medieval sights, imperial history at Kaiserburg, and Hauptmarkt.
“It was easy to fund the location where we meat our guide Chris was amazing he made it all fun and relaxing at the same time . He took his time to explain and answer any questions we had I will difentaly recommend the tour .”
Walk Nuremberg’s old town in 2 hours, from medieval walls and markets to Imperial Castle courtyards and Nazi-era landmarks, in English.
“Our guide was fabulous. He was very knowledgable about the old town’s history along with some quirky facts. A very entertaining and educational time.”
A private Nuremberg walking tour that pairs Old Town sights with a guided look at the Nazi rally grounds, from 2 to 4 hours.
“Really enjoyed our time with Nicklas touring the old city and the Nazi rally grounds. Nicklas was very informative and hit all of the key highlights on our tour. We enjoyed the private tour and the ability to go at our own pace.”
Private Nuremberg walking tour with a local Lokafyer. Personalized route, local tips, and friendly conversation, 2 to 6 hours.
“The guide, Joseph was a very nice young man. However, he knew nothing about Nuremberg. He’s studied an unrelated topic in Nuremberg for about a year . We didn’t get the history or importance of Nuremberg which is the point of being a tour guide.”
Evening walking tour in English through Nuremberg’s Hauptmarkt, city hall, castle, bridge, and tower, guided by a paranormal storyteller.
“This tour was a fantastic way to see the city in a different light. Katrina was a wonderful guide and told fantastic stories of Nuremberg’s history! I would highly recommend undertaking this tour!”
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