Nuremberg once held a strong imperial influence and was an economic hub. This flourishing city gave rise to a vibrant cultural and scholastic life. Today, its numerous architectural structures and monuments serve as a testament to its former glory in the Holy Roman Empire.

Who exactly was Sigena? What’s the story behind the tiny red men that emerge on the facade of Our Lady’s Church clock at high noon? What propelled Nuremberg, once paltry, to become the third metropolis in the German empire? You’ll find answers to these questions and more during this tour, offering an exploratory experience into Nuremberg’s ascent to greatness, shared in an engaging and enlightening manner.

This tour is operational seven days a week, regardless of weather conditions.