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Municipal Buildings

Reichsstädtische Bauten

The eastern part, built by the city to assert control over the Burgraves. It includes the Luginsland Tower and the massive Imperial Stables (Kaiserstallung), which now serves as one of Germany's most scenic youth hostels.

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Burgrave’s Castle
Burggrafenburg
The central and oldest part. It was the permanent seat of the Burgraves (House of Hohenzollern) until it was destroyed in 1420. Today, you can see the Pentagonal Tower and the Walburgis Chapel. Their other residence, Cadolzburg (25 km west), is part of the combi-ticket.
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Nuremberg Castle
Nürnberger Burg
The Nuremberg Castle is the rambling fortification that dominates the old town. While it appears to be one massive fortress, it historically consists of three distinct parts that often stood in conflict with one another.
Daily Apr-Sep 09:00-18:00, Oct-Mar 10:00-16:00Castle €10, concessions €9, under-18s free; combi with Cadolzburg Castle €16 (conc €14)
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Imperial Castle
Kaiserburg
The western and most prestigious part, grouped around the inner courtyard. It was the temporary residence of the Holy Roman Emperors. The ticket includes the Palas (residential building), the double chapel, and the Imperial Castle Museum in the Bower. The Sinwell Tower offers a panorama of the city, while the "Deep Well" (Tiefer Brunnen) can be visited via a short guided demonstration.
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Fembohaus Citymuseum
A merchant's house built about 1600, in late Renaissance style. Exhibition about the history of the city.
Tue-Fri 10:00-17:00, Sat Sun 10:00-18:00, during Christkindlesmarkt also Mon: 10:00-17:00Adults €7.50, children: €2.50