Nuremberg city centre with the historic orange Trödel-Stuben building on the waterfront alongside modern urban architecture – accommodation and stay in Nuremberg.
Travel & Accommodations

Whether you choose to travel by train, car or plane, Nuremberg is easily accessible and offers the perfect setting for a relaxing stay. Once you’re here, you’ll enjoy short distances, a variety of accommodations and a wide range of options to suit every taste.

Travelers with luggage standing on a platform next to a Deutsche Bahn ICE train arriving at NürnbergMesse.

Getting to Nuremberg

Nuremberg and the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region offer excellent connections to the European highway and rail network as well as to the international Albrecht Dürer Airport (NUE). Even within the city limits, you can get from A to B quickly and easily, whether you have a car or not. 

Staying in Nuremberg 

With around 150 hotels and over 22,000 beds, Nuremberg offers a diverse selection to suit every taste — from luxurious 5-star hotels to modern boutique hotels and youth hostels. Guests benefit from flexible booking options, including individual and group bookings as well as customized hotel room allocations that can be tailored precisely to their needs.

Junior Suite @ Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg – double bed, exposed concrete wall, golden curtains and desk with a window view of the old town, ideal for congress guests.