Museum Tucherschloss und Hirsvogelsaal

A window into Renaissance patrician life

The Tucher Mansion was a true house museum. Almost completely destroyed during World War Two, the grand patrician residence was rebuilt in the 1960s, and the 16th and 17th Century tapestries, portrait...

Out of the way gem

There are two separate 16th-century buildings to enjoy here. The larger is the home of the patrician Tucher family, which showcases 16th-century upper class life. The smaller, is a magnificent banqu...

Bit dull and uninspiring

Afraid this is rather lacklustre and dull. Nothing to really get your teeth into, and as everything is restored post war there is no real sense of history there. Everything is new and it feels it.

Top visit

Only 8 minutes from the centre of town but seemingly unknown to the thousands of tourists. A fantastic wealthy persons mansion with works of art. All labels in English and a useful booklet given to vi...

Open on Mondays.

Most of the museums in Nuremburg are closed on Mondays, but thankfully, this interesting little place is open. As with almost all of the places we visited in Nuremburg, the history of both the city an...