Do you want to discover a hidden gem of Germany? Welcome to Nuremberg, a city that offers a perfect mix of history, architecture, and culture. Get ready to explore Nuremberg's fascinating past on the best Essential Free Walking Tour, where tourists from all over the world come together to discover the highlights of this German gem. Many guides will start by taking you to the Hauptmarkt, the main market square that has been the center of Nuremberg's social and economic life for over 700 years. Here, you will see the iconic Frauenkirche, a Gothic church that served as a coronation church for Holy Roman Emperors. You'll also get to admire the Schoner Brunnen, a beautiful fountain adorned with intricate figures and a golden ring that brings good luck.

Along your free tour in Nuremberg’s old town, you'll visit Lorenzkirche, a striking church known for its stunning architecture and intricate stonework. You'll see the Fleischbrucke, a picturesque bridge over the Pegnitz River that dates back to the Middle Ages. One of the highlights of the historical center is the Holy Spirit Hospital, a medieval hospital that has been providing healthcare to the community for over 700 years. Not far is the Altes Rathaus, the town hall that features a beautiful Gothic facade and a picturesque courtyard. It's here where the Imperial Diet (parliament) of the Holy Roman Empire met several times. And no tour of Nuremberg would be complete without a visit to the St. Sebaldus Church, an impressive Gothic church that has been standing tall since the 13th century.

You'll also see the imposing Imperial Castle of Nuremberg, a magnificent fortress that has witnessed centuries of history and served as the residence of German emperors. The tour will wrap up at Tiergartnertor Square, home to two historic buildings that offer a glimpse into Nuremberg's past. The first is Albrecht Durer's House, the former home of the famous painter and printmaker. The second is the Nassau House, a well-preserved Gothic mansion that was once owned by one of Nuremberg's most prominent patrician families. Don't miss out on this chance to explore Nuremberg's past with tourists from all over the world. Join your guide on this free walking tour, and discover the fascinating history, culture, and architecture that make this city truly unique.