MUNICH · DESTINATION
91 Tours Reviewed
Beer hikes in Germany hit different. This Fünf Seidla Steig® tour is built for an easy day: you get round-trip transfers from Nuremberg, then follow a well-paced trail between small regional breweries. You also pass real places with character, including…
Nuremberg can feel big and busy. This scavenger hunt turns it into an easy, on-foot game you can run at your own pace. You’ll follow hints, use the in-app map to get around, and answer sight questions with information hidden…
Nuremberg can feel heavy fast. This private tour connects Nazi propaganda, the Nuremberg Trials, and the places where it all became real, from the Palace of Justice to the Old Town streets. I especially like how the guide brings order…
Nuremberg’s Christmas market story runs on food. This two-hour guided walk turns the famous Christkindlesmarkt into something you can actually understand: what people eat, why the traditions exist, and how local craft fits into the season. What I like most…
Nuremberg tells stories in stone. This private tour links the Nazi Party Rally Grounds sites with Nuremberg’s Old Town, so you get the full arc: propaganda, architecture, then a city rebuilt after WWII. I liked the WWII-focused private guiding and…
You only want one thing on travel day: time. This private ride from Nuremberg to Munich keeps you comfortable, lets you choose the stops, and packs in 4 hours of sightseeing without the hassle of shared shuttles or juggling luggage.…
Nuremberg does not do boring sightseeing, and this tour is a great example. You’re walking through one of Europe’s most famous cemeteries and learning how the cemetery’s carved epitaphs and family stories reflect the city’s past. I especially like how…
Two Nuremberg stories, one day. This private 7-hour route connects the Nazi Party Rally Grounds with the Old Town highlights, so you see the city as it was and as it is now. I like the Mercedes V-Series pickup-and-drop setup…
Medieval Nuremberg feels close, not dusty. This 2-hour, guided Old Town walk turns everyday life in the Middle Ages into something kids can do and see, starting at the Hangman’s House (Henkerhaus). I especially like how it makes medieval water…
Nuremberg’s Middle Ages feel close-up here. This Spanish guided walk threads together witch hunts, public punishments, and the city’s clever defenses, all while you move through historic streets and viewpoints. I love that it treats everyday life as the main…
Rain in Nuremberg? Still a win. This all-year Playmobil FunPark is built for hands-on play, not standing around. I like that you can move straight from themed zone to themed zone, including a pirate world, a knights area, and Wild…
Nuremberg makes sense fast on foot. This private Old Town tour is a smart way to connect the dots between medieval landmarks and the city you see today. I like that it’s led by a certified BVGD guide and that…
Nuremberg’s rally grounds hit hard. This 2-hour English tour ties together several key locations in the Nazi Party complex so you can see how grand architecture, propaganda, and mass spectacle were designed to work together. I like that it stays…
One stop, and suddenly pencils feel different. This guided visit at Faber-Castell Erleben turns old lead-mine production rooms into a hands-on-feeling lesson in how pencils and their cores were made over the 19th and 20th centuries. I like that the…
This medieval mystery game turns Nuremberg’s streets into a clue trail. It is self-guided, timed just enough to keep you moving, and built for anyone who’d rather wander than sit through a lecture. I like the phone-based format (no pickup,…
