Berlin

Cologne

Hamburg

Munich

Düsseldorf

Frankfurt

Stuttgart

Leipzig

Lindau

Hanover

Erfurt

Osnabruck

Aachen

Nuremberg

Heidelberg

Backpacking

Culture

Diving

Fashion

Languages

Nightlife

Live Music

Shopping

Solo Travel

Skiing

Surfing

Sightseeing

Van life

Caroline

Architecture

Books

History

Nature

Sunbathing

Swimming

Food & Cuisine

Cinema

Dancing

Digital Nomad

Photography

Nadine

Nuremberg, nestled in the federal state of Bavaria in southern Germany, is a city steeped in history and vibrant tradition. It is world-renowned for its pivotal role in the history of the Holy Roman Empire, being a powerhouse of the Industrial Revolution, and sadly, the staging of Nazi Party rallies and the following Nuremberg trials post World War II. Today, the charming Old Town treats its visitors to medieval architecture, including the towering Nuremberg Castle, the enchanting Church of Our Lady, and the iconic Hauptmarkt, a bustling square that hosts the famous Nuremberg Christmas Market. Nuremberg's rich past blends with its thriving modernity, as it is also known for its excellent museums, vibrant arts scene, and delicious Franconian cuisine.

Germany, situated in Central Europe, boasts a rich tapestry of culture, history and natural beauty. Known for the Berlin Wall, fairy-tale castles along the Rhine river, the iconic cuckoo clocks from the Black Forest region, it also hosts the world-renowned Oktoberfest beer festival in Munich, attracting millions of visitors each year. From the bustling finance hub of Frankfurt to the ancient Roman structures in Trier to the modern artistic buzz of Berlin, Germany is a unique blend of the old and new. Characterized by dense forests, towering alps, sparkling lakes and bustling metropolitan cities with innovatively designed infrastructure, Germany archaeologically spans from the ancient times to the cutting-edge contemporary landmarks.

Germany

Travelers to Germany are advised to exercise a high degree of caution due to terrorist threats. This includes being vigilant, maintaining awareness of your surroundings, and following the advice of local authorities. Both the United States, Canadian, and Australian Governments recommend taking extra precautions to ensure safety.

Nuremberg is a place when I felt safe and it has become totally iconic for me! I’ve been there for a few days (cheap flights) and it’s really worth it. First of all, I can highly reccomend long walks through the town; it’s really cute and I’m sure you’re gonna like it. German which I met were very helpful, but still all you need is map. Museum DB (of communication) and museum of Albrecht Durer (who was born here) were really cool to see too. 

Martyna

Crime & Women's Safety in Nuremberg

Safety index

Crime index

Violence against women

Safety

Safety walking alone after dark:

Safety using public transport:

Worries

Worries of being sexually harassed:

Worries of being sexually assaulted or raped:

Worries of being physically attacked:

Worries of home broken and things stolen:

Worries of being mugged or robbed:

Worries of being kidnapped or murdered:

Meet new people

Get the Travel Ladies app to meet new people, find travel buddies, share solo travel experiences and stay with locals through couch surfing.

How safe is Nuremberg?

Is Nuremberg safe to travel?

Solo travel experience

Meet locals in Nuremberg

About Me

Speaking