Nuremberg Family Tour
Nuremberg through children's eyes, with hands-on stops
FamilyNürnberg- Duration
- approx. 1.5 hours, extendable on request
- Group
- up to 25 people
- Languages
- German, English, French, Italian, Spanish
- Meeting point
- Main Market, Imperial Castle or your hotel
This tour tells the story of Nuremberg through children's eyes: tales of knights and craftsmen, small riddles along the way, and stops where children can get hands-on. Parents pick up just as much along the way as their children do.
Highlights
- Stories and riddles made just for children
- Playground stop at Tiergärtnertorplatz
- Craftsmen's Courtyard to watch and join in
- Search for the golden ring on the fountain
The route
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1Imperial Castle
a walk through the castle grounds, told in an engaging way for children.
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2Tiergärtnertorplatz
half-timbered houses and a small playground to let off steam.
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3Albrecht Dürer House
viewed from outside, with child-friendly stories about the painter.
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4Craftsmen's Courtyard
a glimpse of old crafts, often to watch or even join in.
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5Henkersteg
views of the Pegnitz, with stories about the old city walls.
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6Market Square
the Beautiful Fountain and its golden ring, a favourite photo spot for children.
Included
- Certified local guide
- Tour in the language of your choice
- Individual route and timing
- Contact person around the clock
Not included
- Entrance fees and tickets
- Food, drinks and tastings
- Travel allowance outside the guide's home town (min. €30)
- Tour guide system (€3.75 per person)
Who this tour is for
Suited to families with children of nursery and primary school age.
Frequently asked questions
What age group is this tour suited to?
The tour is designed for children of nursery and primary school age, and also works well for families with a mixed age range. Let us know your children's ages when booking so we can adjust the pace and stories.
Is the route buggy-friendly?
Large parts of the route work well with a buggy, though some cobbled stretches and the climb to the Castle can be tricky. We're happy to advise on the best option for your family beforehand.
How long does the tour last, and are there breaks?
The standard length is around ninety minutes, paced to suit children's attention spans, with short breaks along the way. We're also happy to extend it, for example with a visit to the Craftsmen's Courtyard.
