Weinstadel

5 Nicolas Hopson - 2 years ago

Brilliant. Chilled and low key people. Not lots of tourists. Ok prices for food and other goodies. Very picturesque place, though I can’t find more photos now. I’ll upload more later.
Great coffee shops by the water and very child friendly too.

4 BradJill - 2 years ago

In interesting heritage building in Nuremburg is that of Wienstadel located on the northern bank of the Pegnitz at Maxplatz. This is one of the city's most famous architectural buildings.

What you see here is the largest half-timbered house in Germany, originally constructed between 1446-48. At that time, this location was outside the city walls. It was used then a hospice and place to feed lepers in the Middle Ages. In later became an imperial city wine storage location, giving the building its present name - Weinstadel (Wine Storage).

Heavily damaged during WWII bombing raids, it was reconstructed in the 1950s providing the version of Weinstadel that you can see today. Good views can be found from Maxbrücke as well as the small street that runs just to the west of this important heritage building.

4 Edward Rodrigues - 4 years ago

One of the many historical attractions in Nuremburg. It used to be a wine storage facility in the early years and now the university students use it. A good starting point for a walk around the Old Town I would recommend ????????????

5 Jean-Michel Pranno - 4 years ago

The old town is a must!!! Great place to visit and indulge in beer, wine and food....

5 Jefferson Aloia e Prado - 3 years ago

Great visit! Just beautiful!

5 Rich F - 5 years ago

Around this area are some amazing views of the river from the bridges

5 WISDOM PROJECT - 2 years ago

Beautiful place like a fairytail.