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Conoce la conectividad, el coste y la vida cotidiana para nómadas digitales en Nuremberg.
Nuremberg, the unofficial jewel of Franconia, is a city of overwhelming historical duality. On the one hand, it boasts a glorious past as an Imperial Free City, with an imposing castle, medieval walls and the legacy of the Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer. On the other hand, it faces its dark role as the ideological center of the Third Reich. This tension between medieval beauty and the grim history of the 20th century, culminating in the Nuremberg Trials, makes it a fascinating, educational and deeply human destination, also famous for its magical Christmas market and culinary delights.
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A pleasant city to live in with good infrastructure, but without the large community or dynamism of the main hubs in Germany.
Digital nomad score: 70/100
More affordable than the big Bavarian capitals like Munich. You can eat and drink very well at reasonable prices.
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There is a free public Wi-Fi network in many public squares and buildings. Most cafes, restaurants and hotels also offer connection.
Easy to buy at the airport (NUE) or in the stores of the main operators. Prepaid options are convenient.
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Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.
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A pleasant city to live in with good infrastructure, but without the large community or dynamism of the main hubs in Germany.
Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.
Excellent. The VGN public transport network is efficient, clean and covers the entire city and region.
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View full guideUnder the castle there is a network of cellars and underground passages dug into the rock. Taking a tour of the 'Felsengänge' (rock passages) is a fascinating way to discover the city's beer history.
For the perfect photo of half-timbered houses, look for this street. It is the best preserved row of craftsman houses in the old town and is incredibly picturesque.
Although card payment is widespread, in markets or street food stalls, it is useful to carry some cash.
Most shops are closed on Sundays. Plan your purchases accordingly.
The tap water is of excellent quality and can be drunk without problems.
Nuremberg is extremely safe. The usual precautions in busy tourist areas are sufficient.
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