Martyna
Poland
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.
Posted: November 15, 2023Based on 3 local experiences
Based on 3 local experiences
Tila
That's a conservative city in Bavaria. Of course, it has many problems, but only some places require extra care to be safe, especially for women. However, compared to other cities like Frankfurt and Berlin, it is safer here.
Posted: September 6, 2024Cyrine
Nuremberg feels safe, I heard from people that things might happen but I never experienced anything dangerous or put of place. I generally feel safe walking around at night or going home late, I don’t walk in very empty spaces and I follow my instincts if I don’t feel like going somewhere.
Posted: July 5, 2024Kerstin
I currently still live in Nuremberg. I'm preparing for my work and travel time. this begins on July 2nd, 2025 and starts in Iceland. I'm really looking forward to it and hope for some inspiration. I am interested in local people when I travel.
Nadine
Hello, I'm Nadine and I'm interested in architecture, art, books, culture, fashion, history, languages, nature, shopping, sightseeing, sunbathing, swimming, live music, food & cuisine, cinema, dancing, digital nomad, photography and solo travel
Cyrine
Nuremberg
2 days
Hello all, I am Cyrine! 33 years old living in Nuremberg. I love dancing and music! I am an open person and love hearing people’s stories!