Nuremberg Third Reich Tour in Spanish
by Free Walking Tour Hallo Nuremberg!
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Nuremberg played a central role in German history as the site of the Holy Roman Empire's Diets and later as a propaganda center during the Third Reich. This guided walking tour in Spanish lasts about three hours and covers key locations linked to the city's role under Nazi rule. The tour begins at Frauenkirche, where the history of the 1349 pogrom and the Jewish quarter's connection to the city is explained. It continues to St. Sebaldus Church, highlighting antisemitism from the Middle Ages through National Socialism. At the Nurnberger Rathaus, the guide discusses Hitler's history and his ties to Nuremberg. The route includes the Gedenkstätte an der Nürnberger Hauptsynagoge, focusing on the synagogue's destruction during the Night of the Broken Crystals. At Katharinenkirche, the ruins and the city's battle and liberation are examined, along with efforts to rebuild Nuremberg. The Via Crucis of the Church of San Lorenzo is covered next, relating it to the Nuremberg Concentration Camp. The tour also visits the opera house to discuss its connection to National Socialism, followed by a stop about the Nuremberg trials. It concludes at Strasse der Menschenrechte, a street symbolizing the city's recovery after the war. A Spanish-speaking guide leads the entire tour. Carbonated beverages are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Frauenkirche
Visit the Frauenkirche area to learn about the 1349 pogrom and the Jewish quarter's historical connection with Nuremberg.
15 min
St. Sebaldus Church
Examine the history of antisemitism from the Middle Ages up to the National Socialist period at St. Sebaldus Church.
15 min
Nurnberger Rathaus
Discuss Adolf Hitler’s history and his links with the city of Nuremberg at the city hall.
15 min
Gedenkstatte an der Nurnberger Hauptsynagoge
Visit the site of Nuremberg’s main synagogue to understand its destruction during the Night of the Broken Crystals.
10 min
Katharinenkirche
See the ruins of the Church of Santa Catalina and learn about the battle and liberation of Nuremberg, along with the city’s reconstruction.
10 min
Via Crucis of the Church of San Lorenzo
Explore the Way of the Cross at the Church of San Lorenzo and its connection to the Nuremberg Concentration Camp.
10 min
Opera House
Learn about the opera house’s role and its link to National Socialism.
10 min
Nuremberg Trials
Receive information about the Nuremberg trials and their significance.
15 min
Strasse der Menschenrechte
Walk along the Street of the Rights of Man, representing the city’s rebirth after the war.
10 min
Meeting point
In front of the Frauenkirche in Hauptmarkt, Nuremberg. You can place the guide with red and white umbrellas
End point
On tour ends on Calle de los Derechos del Hombre, near the central train station and ten minutes walk from the starting point
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Nuremberg Third Reich Tour in Spanish
by Free Walking Tour Hallo Nuremberg!
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€40Overview
Nuremberg played a central role in German history as the site of the Holy Roman Empire's Diets and later as a propaganda center during the Third Reich. This guided walking tour in Spanish lasts about three hours and covers key locations linked to the city's role under Nazi rule. The tour begins at Frauenkirche, where the history of the 1349 pogrom and the Jewish quarter's connection to the city is explained. It continues to St. Sebaldus Church, highlighting antisemitism from the Middle Ages through National Socialism. At the Nurnberger Rathaus, the guide discusses Hitler's history and his ties to Nuremberg. The route includes the Gedenkstätte an der Nürnberger Hauptsynagoge, focusing on the synagogue's destruction during the Night of the Broken Crystals. At Katharinenkirche, the ruins and the city's battle and liberation are examined, along with efforts to rebuild Nuremberg. The Via Crucis of the Church of San Lorenzo is covered next, relating it to the Nuremberg Concentration Camp. The tour also visits the opera house to discuss its connection to National Socialism, followed by a stop about the Nuremberg trials. It concludes at Strasse der Menschenrechte, a street symbolizing the city's recovery after the war. A Spanish-speaking guide leads the entire tour. Carbonated beverages are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Frauenkirche
Visit the Frauenkirche area to learn about the 1349 pogrom and the Jewish quarter's historical connection with Nuremberg.
15 min
St. Sebaldus Church
Examine the history of antisemitism from the Middle Ages up to the National Socialist period at St. Sebaldus Church.
15 min
Nurnberger Rathaus
Discuss Adolf Hitler’s history and his links with the city of Nuremberg at the city hall.
15 min
Gedenkstatte an der Nurnberger Hauptsynagoge
Visit the site of Nuremberg’s main synagogue to understand its destruction during the Night of the Broken Crystals.
10 min
Katharinenkirche
See the ruins of the Church of Santa Catalina and learn about the battle and liberation of Nuremberg, along with the city’s reconstruction.
10 min
Via Crucis of the Church of San Lorenzo
Explore the Way of the Cross at the Church of San Lorenzo and its connection to the Nuremberg Concentration Camp.
10 min
Opera House
Learn about the opera house’s role and its link to National Socialism.
10 min
Nuremberg Trials
Receive information about the Nuremberg trials and their significance.
15 min
Strasse der Menschenrechte
Walk along the Street of the Rights of Man, representing the city’s rebirth after the war.
10 min
Meeting point
In front of the Frauenkirche in Hauptmarkt, Nuremberg. You can place the guide with red and white umbrellas
End point
On tour ends on Calle de los Derechos del Hombre, near the central train station and ten minutes walk from the starting point
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.