Plus appréciés Vie nocturne à Nuremberg

Located in the Altstadt neighborhood, Cafe Bar Cartoon is a small and cozy gay bar. Set in a tiny space, this bar has loud decor which includes disco balls, red painted walls and ceilings and a variety of seating options. Chose from the cafe-style outdoor patio, the intimate lower bar section or the casual upper bar area indoors. Enjoy a wide range of drinks including beer, whiskey, vodka, wine, champagne, brandy and cocktails, all priced at pocket friendly rates. To satiate your hunger here, this bar offers up a delicious selection of pub grub including scrumptious homemade pastas.

The name Downtown doesn't really reveal anything about this bar which is no doubt one of the most unusual in Nuremberg. Before you can order a drink you have to make your way down a long, narrow stairway which takes you down into the catacombs in which the Downtown is situated. Insiders know that this is a top spot for those looking for a pulsating night out: the drinks are cheap, the beats are fast (60s and 70s grooves and soul) and there is always a good crowd of people. If you are only in the city for a short time and want to find out what Nuremberg has to offer as far as nightlife is concerned then this is a good place to start. You can also fill that gap in your stomach with nachos or sandwiches.

Bratwursthäusle Roasted Sausage House is the oldest restaurant in town, existing since 1313 and is conveniently located opposite the town hall and next to the church of St. Seebald. Come here to try some of their famous sausages. In the summer you can sit outside on the terrace or in front of the restaurant. The roasted sausages are filled with spices such as Caraway seeds and Thyme and most manufacturers also put in that obligatory touch of garlic! The delicacy is best eaten with 'Kren' (Horseradish), potato salad or Sauerkraut (pickled cabbage). If you are in a hurry then order 'Zwei im Weckla', which simply means 'two in bread roll'.

A phenomenal setting, scenic vistas of the Pegnitz waters, and warm, beautifully decorated interiors reaffirm the fact that Finca & Bar Celona is an ideal place to unwind after a hectic day at work. The fare is mainly Spanish, their focus being tapas. Flavors are rich and authentic in every way possible. Apart from their innovative small plates, burgers, salads, soups, and salads are on offer too. There are special breakfast and brunch menus. There is a fine fare for the younger lot as well. To complement your food perfectly, Finca & Bar Celona serves crafty cocktails, fine wines, and other mixed drinks. Their coffees and teas are highly refreshing. Come in here to soak in the mesmerizing scenery around along with delectable meals. Happy hours are from 5p to 8p.

Bringing the simple yet explosive flavors of Italy to the doorsteps of Nuremberg is the elegant Padelle d'Italia restaurant. A joint venture of passionate culinary materchefs- Antonio Lo Po and Donato Albano, this charming restaurant promises an authentic treat of Southern Italian specialties. A selective use of only the freshest and finest sourced ingredients offer uncompromising flavors and textures that guarantee satisfaction. Adherence to original family recipes, handed down from generation to generation make sure indigenous tastes are preserved. Equally impressive is the well-sorted wine list that works in tandem with the food menu. Casually sophisticated and moderately priced, this Italian fare is unlike any other in town.

With disco balls hanging ironically from the walls, Mata Hari Bar exudes a great vibe. The impressive beverage list boasts of a selection of over 200 beverages. Choose from your favorite spirits like whiskey, rum, vodka, beer or opt for a classic wine to accompany you for an evening here. If the impressive bar menu doesn't impress you, ask the friendly bar tender to whip up some refreshing cocktails that will entice your palate and leave you wanting for more. Besides, there are DJ and dance nights and live music performances to keep the energy levels always on a high.