Easter Trip 2023: Nuremberg

Last year we found out that my friend who had just moved over to Munich was going to have to move back to the states and we were so sad! She didn't want to go, but had to for a lot of reasons, but she wouldn't be leaving until June. Therefore we decided to plan an Easter weekend adventure because why not? We originally were going to go up to the Polish Coast for the long weekend, but this was better.

Friday and Monday are holidays here so we headed south on Thursday night to meet up with my friend in Nuremberg. She wasn't getting there till Friday, but that gave us time to finally explore this city! I feel like we have had plans multiple times to stop here and spy, but every time something else comes up and we don't make it.

When we got in we went out for a small wander around

The next morning we had time for another wander before meeting my friend's train

This wooden figure is for bees! There were a couple of them around and I never would have guessed they were for the bees

We had just enough time to do a big loop up to the castle and back to the train station (we had stayed near there and the car was parked there). It was nice to finally see the city and we definitely will have to come back and spy some more.

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