Top Nuremberg Cruises & Sailing

The great Nuremberg city tour Classic in the yellow double-decker bus Get on board and enjoy the highlights of Nuremberg on the city line. With our double-decker convertible buses, the discovery tour becomes an experience. Look at the city from above. Because in addition to gingerbread, sausages and toys, Nuremberg has much more to offer. The modern hop-on hop-off concept allows you to get off at any stop and discover your favorite spots on your own. If you don't want to leave the vehicle and would rather enjoy the flair of the city from the comfort of your seat, the round trip takes about 2 hours! During the tour you will learn more about the sights and the thousand-year history of the pulsating metropolis of Franconia over loudspeakers. With us, your stay in Nuremberg will be an unforgettable experience. Discover the most beautiful sides of Nuremberg with the HopOn-HopOff bus tour.

This tour takes you to the grounds of a former concentration camp that now acts as a memorial site. Rather than having to figure out local train/bus schedules, start with a private pickup from your hotel and travel directly to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Take your time to walk around the grounds and learn about the events of World War II and the 200,000+ people who were imprisoned at the camp between 1933–1945 during the Nazi regime.

The beautiful town of Rothenburg is known for its medieval center and magnificent architecture, and this private tour is the perfect way to discover its highlights in a day. Avoid the crowds on public transport and enjoy the luxury of private transportation from Nuremberg. Upon arrival, set off on a walking tour that showcases a mix of historical sites—such as Castle Gate, Castle Garden, Siebers Tower, and the Handworker’s House.

If you don’t have much time to explore Nuremberg, but you’d like to learn about its World War II history and try delicious beers—then this tour checks off both. Led by a private guide, visit a selection of historical sites—including the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds, and the Nuremberg Palace of Justice. Then, round-off the tour with a chance to try five different types of delicious Bavarian beer.

Swap crowded tour groups for a more intimate and personalized alternative—a private tour of Nuremberg with just your party and a private guide. Learn about the city’s medieval history in a much more immersive way than a guidebook, visit the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds, and discover the highlights of the Old Town.

There’s so much to see in Nuremberg for travelers interested in Germany’s World War II history. However, without comprehensive research, it can be tricky to understand the significance of the city’s historical sites. Save yourself time by hiring a private guide to take you around the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds. Hear fascinating stories, ask questions, and benefit from having door-to-door transfers included too.

This tour is a great shortcut to learning about Nuremberg’s World War II history. As you walk past the Nuremberg Trial Courthouse, and the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds museum, hear commentary from your guide about how the city was affected by World War II. To help you save time, the tour also ticks off multiple Old Town highlights, such as the Town Hall, and the Imperial Castle’s courtyards.

Take a deep dive into Nuremberg’s World War II history with this private guided tour. To save you time traveling to a meeting place, the tour starts with a private pickup. Then, enjoy a full-day adventure that shows you the Old Town, the location of the Nuremberg Trials, the Justice Palace, and the Nazi Party Rally Grounds—with insightful guide commentary throughout.

Get the most out of a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Bamberg by exploring the town’s highlights on this private walking tour. Exploring the town with a private guide means you don’t need to worry about studying a map, and you can ask plenty of questions along the way. Important sights that the tour showcases include the Imperial Castle of Bamberg, Geyerswörth Palace, and Castle Altenburg.

This is a great pick for travelers visiting Nuremberg who want to learn about sights linked to World War II, and the origins of two world-renowned sportswear brands—Adidas and Puma. Instead of figuring out local public transport networks, travel quickly and comfortably with a private driver, with stops at the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds, and Adidas and Puma factory outlet stores.

I'm Kevin and you could say that I'm a cultural interpreter, not a teacher (passing on knowledge) or a sightseeing guide (pointing things out). I'm more like a reverse anthropologist: a local expert insider explaining and sharing Rothenburg's culture and history with my inquisitive customers. I lead exploratory walks and unscripted cultural experiences. Information is presented in a way that allows my guests to make their own mental connections because, after all, a tour with just interesting information is infotainment. The most memorable tours are the ones that make people think and feel. Bamberg is located in Upper Franconia and is approx. 1 hour drive from Nuremberg. Its historic city center has been a listed UNESCO world heritage site since 1993. This makes Bamberg one of just twelve sites in Germany and one of the 400 sites worldwide that have been recognized in this manner.