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What to expect
The Felsengänge are a vast network of tunnels and cellars beneath the old town of Nuremberg. The system was initially built for the fermentation and storage of beer, with the first recorded mention in 1380. Over time, the tunnels expanded to include up to four stories and covered an area of 25,000 square meters. The tunnels feature a system of ventilation shafts and 'Kühldome' that were used to cool the beer. Today, the tunnels maintain a constant temperature of 8-12°C, making them an interesting place to explore. The Felsengänge also include the Kasematten, a network of tunnels in the defensive structures of the Nuremberg Kaiserburg. With its rich history and unique architecture, the Felsengänge are a fascinating place to visit
Plan your family visit to the Felsengänge with these blog insights 👇
Nuremberg with children in winter: tips & activities
Activities: We did a treasure hunt through the historical rock passages of the city. The guide, who led us through the rock passages, made the treasure hunt very exciting. Nunu helped to solve mysterious riddles in the rock passages. After an hour, the treasure hunt ended, and the children found a treasure chest
Highlights: Nunu's absolute highlight was the treasure hunt through the historical rock passages. The guide involved the kids to solve the riddles. The parents also found the treasure hunt very exciting and varied ✨