Join us tomorrow, Saturday, the 4th of May, as we visit Nuremberg .

Impressive, exciting, colourful, mighty and tragic: Nuremberg has reflected German history since the Middle Ages.
One of Europe's most important historical cities, the once imperial city flourished under Frederick II and Charles IV of the Holy Roman Empire, attracting artisans, merchants, the nobility and Templar knights.
The "most German of all German cities" was also the cultural centre of the Renaissance in the HRE.
Join us to find out why millions of tourists visit Nuremberg every year.

Here's our itinerary:
9:30 Departure from Frankfurt central station Platform 8
11:21-11:41 transfer in Würzburg (You can get a sandwich or smth at the Bahnhof but again be earlier to the departing train to Nuremberg)
11:41 Departure from Würzburg Platform 8
12:55 Arrival in Nuremberg
13:00 Old City (South) Walk-around (Nuremberg Opera House, St. Elisabeth Church, Lorenzkirche, etc)
13:50-14:50 Lunch Break around the Bridges, there are a lot of Cafes and Restaurants (personal tip, get the Nuremberger Sausages, they are indeed great)
14:50 Walking around the northern part of the old city (Schöner Brunnen, Kaiserburg Castle, St. Egidien Church etc)
15:50 Take a Tram or S-Bahn to the Dokuzentrum (Nazi historical place)
16:00 Documentation Center / Nazi Party Rally Grounds (there is a Museum worth visiting, a huge lake and a coliseum)
17:30 going back to the city to grab something to eat
18:04 Train back to Frankfurt
21:24 Arrival back in Frankfurt

Note that lunch arrangements are not included in the itinerary. Participants are free to explore Nuremberg's culinary offerings at their leisure during the lunch break.

Departure: 09:30 from platform 8, Frankfurt Central Station. Try to be there 15 to 20min earlier to get a seat.