Nuremberg – Famous For The Historic Nuremberg Trials

Pilatushaus and Kaiserburg, Nuremberg

Nürnberg - A Medieval City With Plenty of Historic Treasures Within Its City Walls: Situated on the Pegnitz River and the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal, Nuremberg (Nürnberg in German) is Franconia's largest city. The first recorded mention of Nuremberg can be traced back to 1050 when a document signed by Emperor Heinrich III freed his serf Sigena. The document also mentions the location of the Imperial Castle. Due to its location on key trade routes, Nuremberg became one of the main trade … [Read more...]

Nuremberg Trials Memorial – A Permanent Exhibition

Nuremberg Trials © Stadt Nürnberg

Memorial to the Nuremberg Trials - A Permanent Exhibition of the Nuremberg Trials: Courtroom 600 in Nürnberg's Palace of Justice became a venue of world history when the "Nuremberg Trials" took place here from November 1945 to 1949.  It was the first time in history that representatives of a state faced an international  tribunal and were being prosecuted for war crimes and crimes against humanity.  This historic event continues to attract interest amongst travellers. When we first … [Read more...]