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Exploring Franconia's capital, Nuremberg’s trade event visitors will find a colourful city full of cultural heritage with a commercial centre of many avenues.
DURING THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, NUREMBERG WAS AN OLD IMPERIAL city of considerable stature and as in those days of old, today it is still a central place for many people to come together for a common cause, a theme which will resonate with a majority of the visitors attending it-sa this year, finally in-person again. Just as it-sa is about defence, the attendees are able to get a feel for Nuremberg’s historic defensive roles by wandering around its city walls, which were completed in the 13th century. Where as today, this ancient city sprawls much further outward
NUREMBERG IN BRIEF...
Famous early maps of the city were drawn by Hans Bien. He was trained as a stonemason and draftsman and became famous for topographical representations in parallel perspective, including
representations of Nuremberg city. His works included Landwehr maps around Nuremberg and Nuremberg city plans in the 1620s. Bien died in 1632, aged 41.
NUREMBERG INSIDE
and is now home to half a million people. Nuremberg’s Imperial Castle has represented the power and importance of the Holy Roman Empire and of Germany throughout time, an outstanding historical role for the imperial city itself. Now the city has an outstanding role in the defence against cyber attacks. Just as Nuremberg is now in the business of ensuring cyber space is a safe place, the city has a rich history of sanctuary for people's souls with many places of worship. Nuremberg has several churches of note, but the double-towered church of Saint Sebaldus which was originally a Romanesque basilica built from 1225, is one of
Visitors will have plenty to see if they have an interest in Nuremberg's religous history as the city has several churches of note
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IT-SA 2022 PREVIEW
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