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St. Lorenz, as seen from Nuremberg's weekly market

Nuremberg, Germany: Attractions Every First-Timer Should See

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Bavaria’s second city rarely gets the fanfare that Munich commands, and that quiet reputation is precisely its charm. Nuremberg wears its history openly, from soot-dark church spires to cobblestones worn smooth by seven centuries of footsteps. Spend a few days here and you’ll start to understand why locals guard this place so fiercely. Sandstone towers

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Frauenkirche Nurnberg is a major attraction in Nuremberg

Nürnberg Card 2026: Prices, Perks & What’s Included

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Cobblestones glisten under the shadow of Kaiserburg Castle, and somewhere below, a streetcar rattles past half-timbered houses that have stood since the Middle Ages. This is historic Nuremberg on a weekend morning, and it is exactly the kind of city that rewards curiosity. Before you start checking off castles, museums, and bratwurst stands, though, there’s

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Photo of Riley the 9/11 search dog

Remembering 9/11 at 25: The Rescue Dogs Who Searched the Rubble

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Some trips begin with a boarding pass. Others begin with a memory that refuses to fade, and this year, twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, that memory feels closer than ever. This one starts at a reflecting pool in Lower Manhattan, where nearly 3,000 names line the bronze edges, and where, if you listen closely,

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