Nuremberg's only surviving large Late Renaissance merchant's house – halfway up the hill to the Imperial Castle – invites visitors to experience a trip through the city's past. Priceless original rooms, staged settings and audio plays bring 950 years of Nuremberg's history to life. The museum's Exhibition Forum, with its changing presentations, is a showcase for the city's history, art and culture.
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The impressive façade of Fembohaus.
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Picture credit: Nuremberg Municipal Museums, City Museum at Fembo House

A view of the new "A Crown – Power – History" exhibition.
Use is authorized subject to inclusion of the following attribution:Picture credit: Nuremberg Municipal Museums, City Museum at Fembo House; Photo: Stefan Meyer