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Top Rated Attractions in Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz

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DB Museum Nürnberg

Explore the fascinating history of railways, right from their invention in 1919. Not only does the museum cover the transformation of trains from simple, coal and steam locomotives to the modern trains now but one can even see the impact trains made on various aspects of society including political, economical and cultural changes. The museum also has separate sections for vehicles of the 19th and the 20th century. Children also have something in store for them, as they learn in fun, enjoyable ways the history and working of trains. If you want a good, informative dose of history, the DB Museum Nürnberg can cater to your needs.

Nuremberg Palace of Justice

The Nuremberg Palace of Justice complex was originally constructed as an appellate and local court for the city but later came to be used by the Third Reich to pass atrocious laws in 1935. However, throughout history, it is famous for hosting the 'Nuremberg Trials' of SS officials, commanders, military staff and legal professionals after the end of World War II by American tribunals. Among the most high ranking officers tried here were Hermann Göring, Rudolf Hess, Franz von Papen, Arthur Seyss-Inquart and Joachim von Ribbentrop in the courtroom number 600 of the palace which now houses a memorial exhibition on the trails. The building is still used as an active court but is open to visitors for a few hours during the week.

Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds

Even today, Nuremberg is a city that springs to mind when one thinks of the Third Reich. In the early 1930s, the Nazi Party built the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds to host its annual convention, which was held here from 1933-1938. The largest surviving example of their architecture in Germany, this site was turned into a museum in 1985. 'Fascination and Terror', a permanent exhibition, forms the epicenter of the museum and conveys the repercussions of that era in Germany. The Geschichte für Alle (History for Everyone) organization, organizes guided tours of the museum.

Germanisches Nationalmuseum

The Germanic National Museum (Germanisches Nationalmuseum), which was first opened in 1852 has been housed in the former Carthusian monastery since 1857. Although this forms the core of the museum, the complex as a whole consists of an impressive mixture of different architectural styles. The vast collections, for which you'd be well-advised to put several hours aside, cover the middle ages, paintings, sculpture, scientific and musical instruments, tapestries and much more. As you approach the museum's main entrance you may wonder what the 27 columns that flank the path symbolize. They form part of the Street of Human Rights by Dani Karavan. Each column is engraved with a declaration from the United Nations Human Rights charter and each is written in a different language. The amazing collection of artifacts holds as much fascination for children as it does it for adults. Also worth visiting are the many lectures, concerts and other events that are held here.

Albrecht-Dürer-Haus

Located opposite Tiergärtnertor just to the south of Kaiserburg, Albrecht-Dürer-Haus, the lovely half-timbered medieval house, was home to the great German painter Albrecht Dürer from 1509 until his death in 1528. Now home to an exhibition dedicated to the life and times of Dürer, the museum provides a fascinating insight into life in the Middle Ages. Visitors can take a guided tour of the house, watch a multimedia show and take part in art workshops.

Neues Museum

You will find it hard to miss the striking facade of the Neues Museum, owing to its curved glass design by architect Volker Staab. Spanning over two floors, the art collection is huge and comprises of paintings, pictures, and sculpture works from the 1940s to the present day, with several local events, lectures, art talks, discussions, and musical performances also taking place in the museum.

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