Car rental Nuremberg - South, Germany

The City of Nuremberg

Nuremberg South is one of the more interesting cities in the region of Bavarian Saxony. Nuremberg is the fourth-largest city in the German state of Bavaria behind its capital Munich, its main rival, Munich itself, and the third-biggest city, Frankfurt, which are just outside the Munich zone.

Nuremberg has a long and varied history that goes back to the middle ages when it was part of the Roman Empire. When it became independent from Germany, it was a very strong city, especially during the dark ages, when barbarian invasions caused a lot of destruction. However, it was able to recover and rebuild itself quite successfully over the next few centuries, thanks to strong trade connections and the influx of people from different parts of Germany, as well as the influx of settlers from Russia and the Czech lands.

After the Middle Ages, the city of Nuremberg was at first ruled by the Kingdom of Habsburg. During the Thirty Years War, it was occupied by Austria and Prussia. When it was occupied again, it was under Austria's occupation until World War I. After World War I, when Germany's allies won, it was liberated and was re-united as a free state, called her.

Nuremberg South and Eher are both served by the Nuremberg expressway, which links the two places and provides easy travel to the centre of town and the Rhine. In addition, the city also has several good shopping districts.

Nuremberg's historical center is made up of a number of churches and museums, including the Old Court House and the Protestant Wittenberg Castle. Nuremberg's modern centre consists of several skyscrapers, many of which were built for the Olympic Games in 1972. The tallest building in the city is the Olympic Stadium.

If you want to see some of the best architecture in all of Germany, then you should definitely make a visit to the city of Nuremberg South. As long as you don't mind the traffic and the crowds, this area is certainly worth a visit. If you want to take a tour with your partner or children, then you may want to visit Eher to explore the ancient city and the surrounding areas.

There are a number of interesting spots near Nuremberg, including the "Deutsches Schloss" - one of the world's largest art galleries. This is a museum that houses one of the largest collections of paintings in Germany. If you enjoy history and artwork, then you will really appreciate the art collection in this museum. For a quieter and more intimate museum experience, try the "Otto Lehmannnshaus" - a church with an interesting history that features art on the inside and out.

Overall, you'll be pleased with your trip to Nuremberg South if you like German culture and history. If you like a bit of architecture, then the city has many museums that offer both ancient and modern art.