Chörlein are projections on the first floor of a house – Oriel windows. Before the Second World War, about 450 Chörlein adorned the houses of the city. The bombing destroyed 350 of them,...
Constructed between 1591 and 1596, Nuremberg’s only surviving large late Renaissance merchant’s house has been serving as a municipal museum since 1953. It offers an insight into the life of a wealthy Nuremberg...
Architect: Konradin Walter The hotel was built in 1888/89 by Konradin Walter, Professor of Architecture, with the collaboration of Peter Behrens, a master builder. The hotel is a leading example of the so-called...
Architect: Günther Domenig In summer 1998, Nuremberg city issued an architectural competition for the design of a Documentation Centre on the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds. No easy task for the architects –...
Architect: Volker Staab Fine modern building which is tucked away off one of the main streets of the city. By having a restrained stone facade where the streetscape demands it, the Museum’s reflective,...
Architect: Kramm & Strigl A large commercial premises on an important site, this building by Kramm & Strigl has two different facades onto different streets. The facade shown with its stone elements “stand...
Architect: E. Grabow H. Hofmann BDA A modern glass and steel building added on to an existing stone house.
Architects: Ludwig & Franz Ruff Even if you didn’t know its history, this is not a nice place – the fact that the building remains unfinished only makes it more eerie. But knowing...
Architect: Albert Speer Zeppelin Field was constructed under Albert Speer’s management between 1934 and 1937 for mass rallies of the Nazi Party. Lage scale events, such as ceremonies for Nazi political leaders or...
