Private Nuremberg Tours in English with Top-Rated American Tour Guide
Looking for a private Nuremberg tour? Kevin has led 5-star, private, English-speaking tours in Nuremberg since 2012 — covering WW2 history, the Nuremberg Trials, the medieval Old Town, and day trips to Rothenburg and Bamberg. Tours run 3 to 7 hours, cost €295–€699 per group of up to 6, and include hotel pickup. Browse all 8 tours below, or contact Kevin to book.

Tours at a Glance
Nuremberg Tours in English
Every tour listed here is completely private and in English — just you and your group; therefore, no compromise on pace or content. All tours are led personally by Kevin, an experienced American tour guide based in Nuremberg who is a cultural interpreter rather than merely a tour guide. Prices are per tour, not per person.
Private Nuremberg Trials and Rally Grounds Tour — 4 hours | €399
Nuremberg’s role in the Third Reich didn’t end in 1945 — it’s also where the world held the Nazi leadership to account. This popular four-hour tour combines the Nazi Party Rally Grounds with a visit to Room 600 in the Palace of Justice: the actual courtroom where the Nuremberg Trials took place and where the dock still stands today. The most complete private WWII tour Nuremberg has to offer, covering both the rise of the regime and its reckoning — in a single afternoon.
Private Nuremberg Highlights Tour — 4 hours | €399
If you want to cover both Nuremberg’s darkest chapter and its medieval heart in one tour, this four-hour option does exactly that. You’ll begin at the Nazi Party Rally Grounds for a thorough look at the Third Reich’s machinery, then move to the Old Town to explore the city’s remarkable pre-war architecture, imperial history, and street-level stories. Two very different Nurembergs, one unforgettable afternoon.
Private Nuremberg WW2 and Old Town Day Tour — 7 hours | €689
For those who refuse to rush, this is the full-day version. The morning covers the complete WW2 story — the Rally Grounds and the Trials courtroom in Room 600 — followed by a lunch break in the Old Town at a restaurant of your choice (not included in the price). After lunch, Kevin leads you through the Old Town on a dedicated three-hour walking tour. Seven hours, two complete experiences, and the most thorough way to explore Nuremberg with a private English-speaking guide.
Private Rothenburg Day Tour from Nuremberg — full day | €699
Rothenburg ob der Tauber is one of Germany’s most iconic medieval towns — and one of the most easily visited badly. This private day tour from Nuremberg gives you the knowledge and the time to appreciate it properly, exploring the remarkably preserved town walls, half-timbered streetscapes, and the real stories behind one of the most photographed places in Bavaria. No group bus, no headset, no strangers: just a private English-speaking tour guide and Rothenburg at its best.
Private Bamberg Day Tour from Nuremberg — full day | €699
Bamberg is a UNESCO World Heritage city just an hour from Nuremberg, and this full-day private tour makes it unmissable. Departing Nuremberg at 10:30am, you’ll walk Bamberg’s extraordinary baroque and medieval centre before sitting down for lunch (not included) and sampling the city’s famous specialities — the Bamberger Onion and a glass of rauchbier (smoked beer) at one of the oldest brewpubs in town. The afternoon brings a leisurely walk to the oldest brewery in Bamberg through the city’s most historic quarter, crossing the Regnitz River with views of an early-19th-century lock. Prefer something with a view? The hilltop Altenburg Castle makes a memorable alternative.
Private Nuremberg WW2 and Beer Tour | €599
History and Franconian beer culture make for a surprisingly natural pairing — and Kevin’s celebrated WW2 and Beer Tour brings both together. After a thorough private tour of the Nazi Rally Grounds and WW2 sites, the afternoon moves into the Old Town and into Nuremberg’s brewing heritage, including a stop at one of the city’s historic breweries to sample local beer straight from the source. A genuinely distinctive way to spend a day in Nuremberg.
Private Franconian Village Beer Day Tour — full day | €699
Franconia is home to one of the highest densities of traditional breweries anywhere in the world — yet most visitors never venture beyond the city to discover them. This full-day private tour takes you deep into the Franconian countryside to visit working village breweries, sample exceptional beers you can’t find anywhere else, and experience the rural culture that has been producing them for centuries. Essential for serious beer lovers.
Private Nuremberg Old Town Walking Tour — 3 hours | €295
Nuremberg’s medieval core rewards serious exploration on foot — and this tour gives you the time and context to do it properly. Over three hours, you’ll visit the Imperial Castle, the Gothic grandeur of St. Sebaldus and St. Lorenz churches, the old craftsmen’s quarter, the main market square, and more, with the stories that turn sightseeing into real understanding. A perfect introduction to the city for first-time visitors who want an English-speaking guide in Nuremberg rather than a self-guided wander.
Book Your Private Nuremberg Tour
Ready to explore Nuremberg with a guide who makes history come alive? Contact Kevin to check availability and plan your perfect day.
Private Nuremberg Tours in English FAQ
Are all of the tours private?
Yes. All tours are 100% private for just you and your group of 6 or fewer.
Which sights are included?
It depends on which tour you take — see the tour descriptions above for full details.
How long do the tours last?
Depending on the tour, between 3 and 7 hours.
Where do the tours start?
Pickup from your hotel in Nuremberg or a central meeting point.
What is included in the tours?
Private transportation, hotel pickup/drop-off, and guided tour. Entry fees are not included.
What is the cancellation policy?
Read the cancellation policy
Are the tours suitable for families and kids?
Yes, you set the pace.
Are the tours suitable for people with mobility issues or for wheelchair users?
Unfortunately no. The tours are not wheelchair or walker accessible.
How large can my group be?
All tours are limited to a maximum of 6 people.
Can the tour be customized?
Yes, contact Kevin
How do I book or check availability?
Is there more information available on these private tours?
Yes — view the full tour sitemap
“First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.”
— Martin Niemöller
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