Cheap Flights from London to Nuremberg

Home to around half a million people, the city of Nuremberg in the Bavarian region of Germany is the second-largest, only behind the capital Munich. With a long-serving history, the city is blessed with splendid castles and universities, which now attracts tourists and students from all across the globe respectively. Adolf Hitler’s notorious Nazi party has left behind many landmarks which is now open to the public. Like much of Europe, Nuremberg also has a fine selection of art galleries and museums. The Church’s and Cathedrals are influenced by the Gothic era, which evolved from the Romanesque style, originating in Italy. Nightlife and football are an important way of life here.

Tip: Visit Nuremberg during the spring season beginning March onwards and ending in May. It is advised to stay for at least 2 whole days when travelling.

Getting to Nuremberg

Nuremberg Airport is the primary International Airport of the city, catering to a large number of arrivals from several destinations. All the flights operating from London to Nuremberg land at this airport. Ryanair operates direct flights to Nuremberg, one in the morning and the other at night. Some world-class carriers, including Lufthansa, British Airways, Swiss Air and KLM also operate this sector, however with one or more transit points. London to Nuremberg flights has a journey time of just 1 hour and 40 minutes while those connecting stretch up to 4 hours.

Tip: Always pre-book your flights a few months in advance to avail cheap fares and non-stop flights.

What to see in Nuremberg

Stroll amidst the fortified buildings of the Imperial Castle of Nuremberg. Built-in medieval times, it has a lot of history to teach its visitors. A symbol of power in the 10^thcentury, it was the seat of the Holy Roman Empire. The interior has displays of art and sculptures which have been well-preserved by the authorities.

Learn about the life of Albrecht Dürer's who a renowned artist that belonged to the renaissance period. His house from the 15^th century is now a popular tourist attraction. The interior furnishings have retained its elegance from the bedroom to the dining area. The museum inside exhibits artworks by Dürer and also demonstrates techniques of the same.

Visit the Frauenkirche, a 13^th-century gothic church initiated by Charles IV. The exterior has the iconic clock Männleinlaufen which depicts the Holy Roman Emperor seated; however, this was only installed two centuries later. The interior boasts a grandeur ceiling with decorations and two spacious aisles. One can find sculptures in every nook-and-corner of this church. The church organ inside is often the highlight of most visits.

Explore the main market of Nuremberg, which not only has souvenir stores and cosy cafes, but also the Schöner Brunnen, a 14^th-century fountain standing 19 metres tall with impressive attention to detail. The National Museum is a must-visit for art lovers. Its wide range of works ranging from contemporary art to prehistoric times, can all be witnessed.

If you love sports, football, in particular, support the local side FC Nuremberg as they play regular matches against different teams within Germany at the Frankenstadion.

Tip: Nuremberg needs a minimum of three days or more to cover the above-mentioned attractions. Don’t rush; enjoy each and every element of the city as you explore.

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