
This self-guided activity allows you to explore Nuremberg at your own pace while engaging in quizzes that provide interesting facts about the city. It is suitable for families and travelers preferring a flexible exploration style. The activity includes visits to locations such as the White Tower, St. Lawrence Church, Fleischbrücke, Hauptmarkt, Castle, Albrecht Dürer House, Henkersteg, and Kettensteg. Participants take on a mission to assist Jackson Wilde, a renowned city-explorer, by solving quizzes related to the main monuments to earn points. You can download the app on Android or iOS, or access it through your browser to enjoy the mission, quizzes, and city guides for each monument.
The Fleischbrücke, built between 1596 and 1598, is a famous bridge in Nuremberg. The bridge’s name, Fleischbrücke, translates to “Meat Bridge,” referring to the nearby meat market that once stood close to the bridge.
The Hauptmarkt is the central market square in Nuremberg’s Old Town. You will learn about its history and answer quizzes in the app.
Albrecht Dürer is one of the most important and influential artists of the Northern Renaissance, known for his detailed engravings, woodcuts, and paintings. He lived in this house from 1509 until his death in 1528.
The Henkersteg, or "Hangman’s Bridge," is a historic wooden footbridge in Nuremberg, Germany, that spans the Pegnitz River.
Built in 1824, the Kettensteg is the oldest surviving chain bridge in continental Europe. You will learn about its history and answer quizzes in the app.