Nuremberg Christmas Market

Don't miss the following locations in addition to the Christmas market: 

St. Sebalduskirche
St. Sebalduskirche was built in the 13^th century, named after Sebaldus, who was a hermit and missionary of Nuremberg in the 8^th century. His bones are believed to rest in a silver casket inside of the church. St. Sebalduskirche features beautiful gothic and Romanesque architecture and it was built with magnificent pink sandstones. Located in the center of town, it is easy to visit this highlight of Nuremberg. No entry fee.

Hauptmarkt
If you love to stroll around in markets, you must visit the Hauptmarkt of Nuremberg, located in the Altstadt of town. The Hauptmarkt is a picturesque city square with beautiful gothic buildings and fountains, breathing a soulfulness from the old days. There are daily markets and this city square also features the famous annual Christmas Market. Apart from shopping, this market is also great for trying out the local food as there are many charming food stalls. No entry fee.

The National Germanic Museum
This museum was founded in 1852. It is tucked in a light-filled building and it has the largest collection of German artwork and items related to the German culture from prehistorical times up until today. It is a huge museum with more than 1.2 million objects, where you can easily spend a few hours of your time. You even get to admire the paintings of Rembrandt and Dürer as well as modern scientific instruments. Entry fee: 8 euro

St. Lorenz Church
St. Lorenz Church, built between 1243 and 1315, is one of the most important medieval churches of the city. The church is absolutely beautiful to see with its ancient gothic architecture and twin towers reaching up to the sky above. Inside, you can admire amazing artwork, statues and organs. As the sun shines in through the beautiful stained glass church windows, a magical ambiance is created. Entry fee for tower: 4 euro