Nuremberg is located on the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal and is the second-largest city in Bavaria (population of 519,000). The center of education and German culture attracts tourists and is a popular destination for European vacations.

The municipality is famous for being one of the largest castles in Europe. The Nuremberg castle of 1140 consists of two towers, which have become a tangible symbol of the area. The Imperial Castle, in which the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire ruled and lived from time to time, also attracts attention. Visitors also have the opportunity to see world shows of the Nuremberg Opera House and the Staatstheater Nurnberg. Concerts by Bavaria's second-largest opera orchestra are also available in the Meistersingerhalle. While walking, tourists can see massive city walls surrounding the Old Town of Nuremberg. After a busy day and walking along romantic streets, tourists relax in restaurants offering national drinks and dishes (Nuremberg roast bratwursts).

Since 1050, the town has gained particular importance due to its surroundings on crucial trade routes. It also became one of the most frequent seats of the Imperial Diet and received the unofficial status of the Empire's capital. Also, production and proto-industry developed quite early in Nuremberg. The city is one of the student centers due to many university institutions and is the birthplace of outstanding scientists and artists. Friedrich Sigmund Merkel, a leading anatomist and histologist was also born in Nuremberg. He developed the color scheme for anatomy textbooks, which is still used today: red for arteries, blue for veins, and yellow for nerves. In addition, the Academic Hospital Martha-Maria Nuremberg has been open in the municipality since 1889, combining German medicine traditions and modern growths.

The historic German town of Nuremberg has all the possibilities for a real European vacation. Charming architecture and history, numerous entertainment offers, and respect for the guests are the city's strengths.

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