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Be a Bavarian in Nuremberg as you wander around its distinctive Imperial Castle or taste it's wonderful gingerbread. Nuremberg has a warmness and pride in its stone sculptures, tower gates, photogenic bridges and a castle with a point to make - Castell Chateau's pencil factory.
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Heading to Nuremberg over the festive season? Well, you're in for a treat. As well as the well-loved traditional German Christmas market, you'll also have the chance to explore their Sister Cities market. Take a Christmas journey around the world with goods from over 20 international cities associated with Nuremberg. Children are in for a treat too at the Kinderweihnacht; ride the steam railway, mini ferris wheel and of course the carousel before writing a letter to Father Christmas.
Whilst you're there grab a local delicacy - the famous small Rostbratwurst - so good that these pork sausages are protected by EU law. Gather around the largest punchbowl in the world to enjoy a warming mulled wine around the glow of the fire. Take home a handmade Prune Man character, these funny looking models will provide a lasting memento of your trip.
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