Nuremberg

Free things to do in Nuremberg

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206 places in Nuremberg you can enter for free — museums, parks, viewpoints and landmarks. The best below, by type.

Landmarks & monuments

Free landmarks & monuments in Nuremberg

Abdurrahim Özüdoğru
Adam Schwind
Adele Hirschmann
Adolf Dinkelspühler
Adolf Stern
Albert Bucki
Alfred Wagner
Alfred Zöller
Alte Veste
Andreas Hitzler
Anna Einstein
Antonie Rosenstein
Anton Quittner
Arthur Blümlein
Arthur Brunner
Bartholomäus Viatis
Bella Neufeld
Bernhard Hacker
Berta Wachtel
Bertha Heimann
Bruno Einstein
Burgstall Kressenstein
Charlotte Blümlein
Clara Diebach
Clementine Mosbacher
Clothilde Rindskopf geb. Deutsch
Dorothea Steinhardt
Dr. Anna Rodler
Dr. Aron Cohn
Dr. Fritz Wachtel
Dr. Hans Wachtel
Dr. Martin Wund
Dr. Sigmund Dormitzer
Dr. Stephan Wurzinger
Edith Bartfeld geb. Landmann
Eduard Heimann
Ehrenhalle
Elisabeth Rindskopf
Elsa Frank
Else Blumenthal
Else Dormitzer
Emanuel Gutmann
Emil Heidenheimer
Emilie Kraus
Emilie Löb
Emil Oppenheimer
Emil Sill
Emma Gärtner
Emma Kraft
Enver Şimşek
Erich Wertheimer
Erna Herzfelder
Ernst Gütermann
Eva Neufeld geb. Zimmer
Ferdinand Kraus
Ferdinand Kraus
Pilot Monument
Flora Gaertner

Parks & viewpoints

Free parks & viewpoints in Nuremberg

Archivpark
Cramer-Klett-Park

A further 146 free places in Nuremberg are in our data.

Free-admission days

When museums in Germany open free entry

Yes. Some museums are always free; many others open free entry on a set day each month (often the first Sunday) or in the late evening. Check each museum's website before you go.

If you'd like a guide too

Free & cheap tours in Nuremberg

A free walking tour runs on tips; there are also short low-cost tours. Check availability for your dates.

Tickets for attractions in Nuremberg, booking ahead skips the queue.

Q&A

Answers to your questions

What can you do in Nuremberg for free?

206 places in Nuremberg with free entry — museums, parks, viewpoints and landmarks. The best are gathered here by type.

Are there free museums in Nuremberg?

Yes. Some museums are always free; many others open free entry on a set day each month (often the first Sunday) or in the late evening. Check each museum's website before you go.

Is a city pass worth it if most sights are free?

Usually not. A city pass pays off when you visit 2–3 paid sights a day. If most of your day is parks, markets and free museums, skip it.

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