17/08/2026
American historian Professor Michael Bryant, expert on the Holocaust, war crimes and international law, recommends what visitors interested in history shouldn’t miss during a stay in Nuremberg. 🇺🇸🌇
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Nuremberg: A Unique Place for Engaging with History
For centuries, it was a city of emperors and Imperial Diets. During the Renaissance, artists, inventors, and craftsmen such as Albrecht Dürer helped make Nuremberg one of Europe’s great centres of innovation, knowledge, and creativity.
The 20th century added a much darker chapter. Once the stage for the N**i Party Rallies, the city today is known as a City of Peace and Human Rights. From the former N**i Party Rally Grounds to the Way of Human Rights and the Memorium Nuremberg Trials, Nuremberg openly confronts its past and continues an ongoing dialogue about what this history means today.
Many people come to Nuremberg because they are curious about how the city deals with the burdens of its past. Visitors from around the world are interested not only in the historical sites themselves, but also in how Nuremberg approaches these difficult chapters today and how it chooses to use and interpret these places.
Today, the city continues to explore how the architectural remains of the former N**i Party Rally Grounds should be used in the future. Projects such as the new State Theatre in the former Congress Hall reflect this ongoing process. These questions are actively debated within the city, and there is no single answer. In this way, Nuremberg continues to develop its culture of remembrance for future generations.
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