Nuremberg Youth Hostel
Sleep in old castle walls
Sleep, learn, take a vacation where the emperor held court hundreds of years ago? In the middle of Nuremberg, high above the city, the symbol of the town crowns the hill – the castle with its Imperial Stables. Here is the oldest, yet one of the most modern, Youth Hostels in Germany!
In 1495, at the east end of the Imperial Castle – between the Luginsland and Five-Cornered Towers – the “granary at the fortress” was built, a two-story stone building topped with five layers of attic. Today, it gives the more than 200-meter-long castle its unmistakable silhouette. The Imperial Stables, created by city building master Hans Beheim, were first built as a huge granary for the city, the rooms in the ground floor were used as a stable during the imperial era.
Interested in knowing more? Want to experience the feel of history? Then come for a visit. You can book here.
In addition to its absolute central location and the great flair provided by the former Imperial Stables, the Nuremberg Youth Hostel also has free Wi-Fi. The rooms all have their own bathroom. The hostel also offers its own buffet restaurant, in which every morning a breakfast buffet is served. Other amenities include nine conference spaces with the most modern technology, luggage storage space, a vending machine, 24-hour reception, a bistro, a cool lounge and a bar. The building is handicapped accessible, so everyone can enjoy the castle feeling.
