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| This is called weissgerbergasse and it is a traditional old German street. I always like seeing things from the olden days because it makes me wonder what life was like. Surprisingly it wasn't crowded so I had plenty of space to snap some selfies. |
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| I decided to try a German bretzel with Salt. I flicked a lot of the salt off because the taste was too strong, but it was a nice cheap snack at €0.55 |
This is a fountain called "Schonner Brunnen" and it reminds me of the shrines they have in Thailand.
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| Rostbratwurst mit sauerkraut...or sausages with cabbage as we would call it in England. Wow German food is extremely heavy, I genuinely struggled to stomach all of those sausages. |
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Posing by the way of Human Rights. It is a collection of pillars which have the universal declaration of human rights inscribed on each pillar.
Nuremberg is my favourite German city so far without a doubt. It was like the German version of Luxembourg. Everything was able to be viewed within a day because it is compact. Most of the attractions are within walking distance, and some are even clustered together. It was more than worth the £20 return flight.
Happy Travels ✈ |
