Nuremberg Self-Guided Audio Tour Experience

Explore the historic and vibrant city of Nuremberg at your own pace with our self-guided audio tour. This tour does not include admission fees or involve a physical guide.
Discover Nuremberg's rich history and stunning architecture as you visit landmarks like Nuremberg Castle, St. Sebaldus Church, and the bustling Hauptmarkt. Our audio guide provides insights into the city’s architecture, significant events, and notable figures.

Download the Citywalksz APP, put on your headphones, open the map that comes with your download, and start your journey.

The tour takes about two hours, but you can pause anytime to shop, eat, or enjoy the sights. Perfect for tourists looking to experience Nuremberg on foot, this tour offers flexibility and deep insights into the city’s past and present.

Things to note before booking:
1. No admission fees or physical guide included.
2. Available in English and German
3. Tour downloading instructions are in the "Before You Go" section of your ticket.

Meeting Point

Fleischbrücke

90403, Fleischbrücke, 90403 Nürnberg, Germany

Please note this is only the starting point of this audio tour, and there's no meeting point since this is self-guided audio tour.

What's included:

• Self-Guided Audio Tour
• Downloadable link to download mp3 file and map
• Self-Paced
• Zip folder of audio files and map

Not included:

• Headphones
• Audio Device (you can download the tour on your own smartphones, tablets, etc)
• Food/Drink
• Transportation
• Admission Fees

What to expect:

Fleischbrücke

Your tour begins on the banks of the River Pegnitz at the Fleisch Bridge, a Late Renaissance stone bridge offering captivating city views. From here you will embark on a discovery of Nuremberg that offers a fascinating insight into the city’s treasure trove of stories and, sometimes dark, secrets.
The tour is expertly written and designed by our team of historians and archaeologists and superbly narrated by recording artist Noah Kershishnik of Audible fame.
Highlight One:
Discover the Church of Our Lady, a sublime example of Gothic brick architecture. Many of its impressive array of sculptures have been significantly restored after the church was almost destroyed in the Second World War.
Highlight Two:
The need to rebuild was a fate shared by many of Nuremberg’s buildings including Altes Rathaus, or Old Town Hall where you will encounter an awe-inspiring rebuild of the hall’s spire as well as the monumental painted frescoes.
Highlight Three:
Explore the delightful Nuremberg Toy Museum, home to toys and miniatures from the middle ages to today.
Highlight Four:
Learn about the rich history of Nuremberg’s crowning glory that towers above the city: the colossal Nuremberg Castle.