Historische Felsengänge

The Historische Felsengänge (Historic Rock-Cut Cellars) are a labyrinth of tunnels and vaults carved into the sandstone beneath Nuremberg. Dating back to the 14th century, these cellars were used for beer storage, as air-raid shelters during WWII, and even as a secret escape route. The guided tour takes you through narrow passages and spacious chambers, explaining how the cellars kept beer cool year-round and how they were adapted for wartime use. You'll see remnants of old brewing equipment, graffiti from soldiers, and the thick walls that protected thousands during bombings. The tour is atmospheric, with dim lighting and cool temperatures, offering a unique perspective on the city's hidden history. It's a fascinating journey for anyone curious about medieval engineering or WWII history.

Don't miss

• See WWII-era graffiti and shelter markings
• Learn about medieval beer storage techniques
• Walk through narrow, original sandstone tunnels
• Discover the cellars' role as bomb shelters

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