Hotels in Nuremberg, Germany
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg City Center
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Nuremberg
A bustling city that’s home to gothic castles, charming markets and lively nightlife, Nuremberg has it all. This one-time industrial powerhouse is packed with things to do and see, whether it’s visiting the largest collection of German culture and art at the Germanic National Museum, browsing stalls selling fresh fruit, meats and flowers at Hauptmarkt, getting inspired by the city’s role as a hub for tech companies and startups, or acknowledging the country’s history at the Nazi Documentation Centre. If you're looking for hotels in Nuremberg, choose between Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg, Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg, and Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg City Center — all centrally located and perfect for both business and leisure travellers.
Get your bearings
Nuremberg’s Old Town, also known as the Altstadt, is packed with character and charm. The area’s medieval buildings have been almost perfectly preserved, many of which now house local restaurants. While you’re there, spend time at Nuremberg’s castle, walk along the river or pick up souvenirs for family back home at one of the many gift shops.
Don’t miss
Nuremberg played a major role in events throughout the 20th century, with the Nazi party hosting rallys in the city throughout the 1930s. The Nuremberg Palace of Justice is where the Nuremberg Trials took place and is now a well-designed museum documenting this dark period in the country’s history.
While you’re there
Nuremberg is known for its wonderful children’s toys, a tradition that dates back to medieval times. Keep the little ones entertained with a visit to the Nuremberg Toy Museum, which is home to everything from dolls’ houses, tin toys and model trains to more recent Barbie dolls and Lego displays. There’s even a handy playroom, where kids can build their very own toys.
A bustling city that’s home to gothic castles, charming markets and lively nightlife, Nuremberg has it all. This one-time industrial powerhouse is packed with things to do and see, whether it’s visiting the largest collection of German culture and art at the Germanic National Museum, browsing stalls selling fresh fruit, meats and flowers at Hauptmarkt, getting inspired by the city’s role as a hub for tech companies and startups, or acknowledging the country’s history at the Nazi Documentation Centre. If you're looking for hotels in Nuremberg, choose between Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg, Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg, and Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg City Center — all centrally located and perfect for both business and leisure travellers.
Get your bearings
Nuremberg’s Old Town, also known as the Altstadt, is packed with character and charm. The area’s medieval buildings have been almost perfectly preserved, many of which now house local restaurants. While you’re there, spend time at Nuremberg’s castle, walk along the river or pick up souvenirs for family back home at one of the many gift shops.
Don’t miss
Nuremberg played a major role in events throughout the 20th century, with the Nazi party hosting rallys in the city throughout the 1930s. The Nuremberg Palace of Justice is where the Nuremberg Trials took place and is now a well-designed museum documenting this dark period in the country’s history.
While you’re there
Nuremberg is known for its wonderful children’s toys, a tradition that dates back to medieval times. Keep the little ones entertained with a visit to the Nuremberg Toy Museum, which is home to everything from dolls’ houses, tin toys and model trains to more recent Barbie dolls and Lego displays. There’s even a handy playroom, where kids can build their very own toys.
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About the City
Nuremberg (Nürnberg) combines medieval charm, World War II history, and a modern cultural scene — all within walking distance of each other.
Yes. Nuremberg (Nürnberg) is one of Germany’s most fascinating cities, blending medieval charm with modern culture and a rich history.
Nuremberg is famous for its Imperial Castle, Christmas Market, Albrecht Dürer’s House, and Nuremberg Trials Courtroom 600.
The city is magical in December for the Christmas Market, while spring to autumn is ideal for sightseeing and outdoor dining.
Explore the Imperial Castle, St. Lorenz Church, Handwerkerhof crafts quarter, and Weißgerbergasse with its colourful half-timbered houses.
The city is famous for Nuremberg sausages (Bratwürste), gingerbread (Lebkuchen), and Franconian beer and wines.
Popular events include the Nuremberg Old Town Festival, Rock im Park, Christmas Market, and Spielwarenmesse (Toy Fair).
Yes. The U-Bahn, trams, and buses offer excellent citywide coverage, with easy access to the airport and nearby attractions.
Definitely. Families love the Nuremberg Zoo, Playmobil FunPark, and the Toy Museum — ideal for children.
It’s about 1 hour by train from Munich and 2 hours from Frankfurt, making it an easy stop on a German city tour.
The best shopping is around Karolinenstraße, Breite Gasse, and the Handwerkerhof artisan market near the station.
Yes. Its romantic Old Town, riverside cafés, and castle views make it ideal for weekend getaways.
Leonardo Hotels in the City
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg, Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg, and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg are all just a short walk from Nuremberg’s Old Town, ideal for exploring the city on foot.
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg, Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg, and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg are all conveniently located, with easy U-Bahn access to Hauptmarkt, where the famous Christmas market takes place.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nuremberg has meeting rooms, a fitness area, and easy access to Messe Nuremberg and the main train station.
Leonardo Hotel Nuremberg provides a central location near the castle and museums, perfect for sightseeing.
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg, Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg, and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg all offer direct U1 subway access to Messezentrum, with a travel time of under 15 minutes.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg and Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg are located right next to Nuremberg Hauptbahnhof, offering excellent rail connections and convenient access to local and long-distance trains.
Hotel Features & Services
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg, Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg, and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg welcome pets on request, with nearby parks and green areas ideal for walks.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg and Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg (Zufuhrstraße) offer on-site parking, while Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg is located near a public parking garage, making all three hotels convenient for travellers arriving by car.
Leonardo Hotel Nuremberg offers spacious rooms and proximity to family attractions like the Toy Museum and city zoo.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nuremberg combines modern comfort and romantic dining options, ideal for weekend escapes.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg offers an on-site restaurant with regional and international cuisine, while Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg (Zufuhrstraße) and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg feature bar lounges for drinks and light refreshments.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg offers larger, dedicated meeting and conference halls, while Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg (City Centre) provides meeting rooms for smaller business meetings and events.
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg, Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg, and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg all offer daily breakfast options with a selection of hot and cold items.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg features an on-site fitness centre, while Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg (Zufuhrstraße) and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg (City Centre) focus on comfortable accommodation without on-site gym or wellness facilities.
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg, Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg, and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg all offer air-conditioned guest rooms for a comfortable stay.
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg and Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg offer family and connecting rooms for groups and families, while Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg (City Centre) offers a limited number of triple rooms.
Absolutely. With central locations and modern amenities, Leonardo Hotels in Nuremberg are ideal for both business trips and sightseeing stays, with meeting facilities available at selected properties such as Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg and Leonardo Boutique Hotel Nürnberg.
