Historic Tours in English
"History for Everyone – Institute for Local History" offers a wide variety of tours which provide you with an opportunity to experience the many-facetted history of the city of Nuremberg. This non-profit making organisation has been involved in presenting local history in Nuremberg, Fürth, Erlangen and Bamberg since 1985. As well as general presentations of the city's past, it also turns its hand to special topics e.g. the life and work of Albrecht Dürer, the role of Nuremberg in Nationalsocialism, or everyday themes such as the history of the Nuremberg sausage. History for Everyone is particularly concerned to make its subject lively and accessible and to provide visitors from outside Germany with vivid insights into the history and culture of Nuremberg.
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Private Tours
Our walking tours are great for out-of-the-classroom excursions, families, special events and much more occasions.
Our prices: 150,- Euro for a group up to 25 people
All tours with us can be booked by:
mail info@geschichte-fuer-alle.de
telephone +49 - (0) 911 - 30 73 60
The Former Nazi Party Rally Grounds
Take a tour of the former Nazi Party rally grounds and see the most important remains of National Socialist architecture in Germany. Learn about the use of megalomaniac architecture as a theatrical backdrop to large-scale propaganda ceremonies, and hear about how Nuremberg has dealt with its National Socialist legacy.
Get to know Nuremberg
Nuremberg is known worldwide for its Christmas market, Albrecht Dürer and Nuremberg sausages. But the city has much more to offer: On an entertaining 90-minute walk with an expert guide, you will not only discover the postcard motifs of the Pegnitz metropolis, but also gain fascinating insights into its past.
Beer – Mesusah – Off Limits. Let's get puzzled in Fürth!
Fürth is known for its rich Jewish tradition, great pub culture and numerous architectural gems of the Art Nouveau and Baroque styles. On an entertaining 120-minute walk with an expert guide, you will not only discover the postcard motifs of the metropolis, but also gain fascinating insights into its past.
