Fembo-Haus (City Museum), Nuremberg

The impressive façade and interior of Fembo-Haus – the only original merchant's house left standing after WWII in Nuremberg – attracts many visitors. The museum’s rooms display a vast collection of furniture, paintings and other items related to the city’s colorful history. The visit begins with a very clever multi-media introduction – on the top 4th floor – and if you follow your audio guide, which is included in the entry fee, you move down through this magnificent house, to a commentary which is both very personal and very informative. Among other things, you will learn how a city of few natural resources can really prosper with the right entrepreneurial, worker, and governmental mindset.

Why You Should Visit:
If you want an interesting history of Nuremberg, this is a good place for a great (not too heavy) mix of items. The audio guide is good and you can choose what to listen to and what not.

Tip:
Being a municipal museum, for an extra €2.5, you can transform your ticket and visit any other municipal museum if you have time on the same day.