Nuremberg, nestled in the heart of Bavaria, is a city whose medieval charm stands in stark contrast to its profound role in some of the 20th century’s darkest and most pivotal events. While its half-timbered houses, ancient castle, and bustling market squares draw visitors year-round, it is Nuremberg’s connection to the rise and fall of the Nazi regime that has etched its name into world history. Below is an image possibly representing the Weimar-era nightlife. A time of decadence just prior to the Nazi regime cracking down on cabarets despite being a favorite among some of the officers. From Bamberg we sail on the Main-Danube Canal to Nuremberg, Germany.
