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Neunhof Manor, (Schloss Neunhof)

Nuremberg's patricians had numerous manor houses in the surrounding villages. This is a good example, built in the 16th century. Adjoining is a small baroque garden. The castle is closed for renovation in 2017.

Address: Neunhofer Hauptstraße
Getting there: to am Wegfeld; change there to bus #31
Hours: closed for restoration
Website: gnm.de (opens in a new tab)

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Kraftshof Village Church
In the Middle Ages, cities like Nuremberg were strongly protected by walls and castles, but villages lacked them. It was often impractical to build these around a straggling farm village, and the cities jealously guarded their rights to have walls - any others might be distrusted as a prelude to rebellion. So instead many villages fortified their church, and Kraftshof is a good example. See Wikipedia entry for other examples especially in Bavaria, Baden-Wurttemberg, Transylvania and the Dordogne.
Eat
Würzhaus
Franconian lunch, on evenings a rather upscale à la carte offering (as of groups of 8, a special menu can be prepared)
Tue-Fri 11:30-14:00, from 18:00; Sat from 18:00
Drink
Café Kaulbach
The venue of the two great cake bakers that formerly operated the Café Wohlleben.
Wed-Sun 09:00-18:00
Drink
Café Kirsch
A cosy and inclusive café where people with and without handicaps cooperate. Unfortunately, at the site, access for people with disabilities is limited (elevated ground floor without a ramp).
Tue-Sat 10-18