⭐ Rated 4.6/5 · from 21,811 traveller reviews
The PLAYMOBIL FunPark (1,001 reviews, €13.90) is the top ticket, followed by the 48-Hour CityCard (669 reviews, €38) with free public transport. The Germanisches Nationalmuseum day ticket costs €10 and the Deutsches Museum Nürnberg ticket €11.50.
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9 tours available · Sorted by number of verified reviews. Prices from GetYourGuide as of our last update. The current price and availability are shown on GetYourGuide before booking.
· 4.7 (1,001)
Discover PLAYMOBIL®-FunPark in Zirndorf close to Nuremberg, where kids can play, balance, climb and discover an adventurous area of more than 90,000 m². Enjoy an exciting family…
from €14 per person
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· 4.6 (669)
Experience Nuremberg and Fürth with the 48-hour Nuremberg Card. Enjoy free admission to several museums and attractions, free public transportation, and a 50% discount on activi…
from €38 per person
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· 4.3 (43)
Dive into the future at the Deutsches Museum Nürnberg. Explore exhibits on technology, urban systems, and space exploration.
from €12 per person
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· 4.7 (41)
Discover 600,000 years of cultural history in the heart of Nuremberg! The Germanisches Nationalmuseum uniquely combines historical and modern architecture, showcasing fascinatin…
from €10 per person
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⏱ 2 hours · 4.7 (24)
Explore the secrets of medieval Nuremberg on a guided walking tour for children aged 6-12. Learn about the daily life of children in the city over 500 years ago and play histori…
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⏱ 1.5 hours · 4.6 (24)
On a tour of the graphite-blackened original sites of the “Alte Mine” museum, you will learn all about the unique aspects of lead mine production in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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⏱ 1.5 hours · 4.4 (2)
Experience the GNM in 4,000 steps in 90 minutes!
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· 5.0 (1)
Discover the BMF Museum in Nuremberg and experience industrial history up close. Immerse yourself in design, craftsmanship and everyday culture – in a listed building with a spe…
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"Art & Coffee Chat": Museum admission included Special exhibitions as well as coffee and cake in the Arte museum cafe – the perfect cultural break in the heart of Nuremberg.
from €19 per person
Check availability →Good to know: The FunPark is in Zirndorf, outside Nuremberg’s Old Town. Tickets for the Kaiserburg, the Albrecht-Dürer-Haus and the Memorium Nuremberg Trials (Courtroom 600) are not in our feed – buy them at the venue or on its official site.
Good to know
The U2 runs from the airport to the main station in about 13 minutes, usually every ten minutes, and the Old Town is a short walk from there. A taxi or private transfer is rarely worth it unless you have heavy luggage or arrive very late.
The Christkindlesmarkt runs from 27 November to 24 December 2026, daily from 10 am to 9 pm and on Christmas Eve until 2 pm. Entry is free, so a tour is optional: the guided offers on this site, from €15, add food and history rather than access.
You can go alone: tram 6 or 8 stops at Doku-Zentrum, where the documentation centre charges €7.50 admission in 2026. A guided walk of about 2 hours costs €13 on this site; check the offer page for the tour language.
The Medieval Dungeons tour (45 minutes, €10) and the Tunnels and Secret Passages tour (1 hour, €12) are the most-reviewed, with 2,509 and 3,205 reviews. The Rock Corridors (€16), the Art Bunker (€12) and the Nuclear Bunker (75 minutes, €13) cover different parts of the same story, so pick by theme.
Yes: the ICE from Munich takes about an hour, and the Old Town and the Rally Grounds fill a full day. Bamberg, Regensburg and Rothenburg are separate towns with their own tours; this site lists tours that start in Nuremberg, so it has no day trips to them.
It costs €38 on this site (669 reviews) and includes free public transport. Most of the Old Town is walkable, so it pays off mainly if you also ride out to the Rally Grounds, the Germanisches Nationalmuseum or the airport; check the offer page for which attractions it covers before you buy.
Many are, but not all. Popular offers such as The Old Town in Evening Light run in German only, and several theatre, crime and Christmas tours are in German too. The tour title or the offer page states the language; look at it before you book.
It is in Zirndorf, just outside the city, not in the Old Town. It is the most-reviewed ticket on this site (1,001 reviews, €13.90); check the offer page for the opening times and how to get there before you plan the day around it.
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