Nuremberg

Nuremberg is a major city in Bavaria, Germany, and the largest in the historic Franconia region. Home to over 544,000 residents, it’s a vibrant hub with a strong cultural identity – reflected in its distinct Franconian dialect. Situated at the crossroads of important waterways and surrounded by both forest and agricultural land, Nuremberg offers a unique blend of urban convenience and accessible nature.

The city boasts excellent infrastructure for digital nomads, including Nuremberg Airport (Germany’s tenth-busiest) and a modern, partially driverless U-Bahn (subway) system. It’s also a significant university town, hosting the large University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, contributing to a dynamic and youthful atmosphere. Nuremberg forms part of a larger metropolitan area of around 3.6 million people, offering extensive connectivity and opportunities.