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Visitors to Nuremberg’s trade events have plenty more to discover in a city that is famed equally as a colourful heritage centre and as a thriving commercial hub.
RENOWNED FOR ITS FINE MIDDLE AGES ARCHITECTURE and historical monuments, Nuremberg is also a city where the past coincides with themes which will resonate with visitors attending it-sa 2018: it is built upon the principles of defence against all threatening forces. Bavaria’s second largest city has long been a centre for both regional administration and it's nation-state power,
and also a showpiece of
imperial triumphalism as expressed through centuries of architectural grandeur. Although exploration of Nuremberg certainly repays visitors
NUREMBERG IN BRIEF...
Nuremberg, famed for its architecture and history, was counted among the pre-eminent cities of the Holy Roman Empire. It saw tremendous growth during this period, but its status had started to
diminish by 1806 when it became a part of Bavaria. In recent decades Nuremberg has re-established itself as one of Germany’s leading cities.
Nuremberg has many magnificent churches: a visit can be the subject of a prolonged meditation or an awe-stuck speed tour.
NUREMBERG INSIDE
who have time enough to stroll its picturesque cobbled squares and streets, the city also provides an abundance of places of interest for those with availability for recreational excursions between conference sessions and business meetings. Nuremberg offers many hotels and other forms of short-stay
accommodation. As a conference centre room availability and rates can be determined by conferences and expositions that take place at its centrepiece exhibition centre – as anyone attending it-sa 2018 will already know! It is still a city that celebrates life’s pleasures, with a rich diversity of restaurants and other eating places to meet
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