Bringing you to one of Germany's most interesting cities, Nuremberg river cruises are a crash course in Bavarian and World War II history. The city features a good amount of Bavarian architecture throughout, along with many buildings and sites once occupied by the Nazi party. Nuremberg would go on to become the site of the famed Nuremberg Trials, where many Nazi officials and party members were tried for their war crimes. ​Though the city still remembers its history, Nuremberg has evolved to become a progressive destination, with a fondness for the arts and sciences, even developing the Nuremberg Code - a worldwide commitment to human rights in scientific study caused by the Nazi's horrific treatment of individuals during WWII.

Visit Nuremberg's most popular attractions when cruising

Most folks that visit Nuremberg with a German river cruise have some interest in history. Because of this, most destinations and tours of the city focus on some element of it, be it the early Bavarian period or the Second World War. 

The most popular attractions for Nuremberg cruises are the Palace of Justice, where the Nuremberg Trials took place, and the Nuremberg Castle, a massive complex that makes one of the city's oldest structures.

Preparing for a Nuremberg river cruise

When on a Nuremberg river cruise, you'll be sailing along the Danube River. This massive waterway stretches across much of Western Europe, to all manner of exciting cities and destinations. Cruising the Danube River, you'll also have the opportunity to visit the likes of Bucharest, Budapest, Munich, Prague, Salzburg, and Vienna.