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I have a business trip to N�rnberg in May. Hopefully, I'll have a day of free time when I arrive - so, what's there (besides the track) that is a must see?
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POST 2Original post
Thats an easy one. If you haven't been, Rent a car, get up early and hall !@# down the autobahn to the Porsche factory in zuffenhausen. You'll be about 125 miles away. You'll need to call ahead if you want to schedule a factory tour. If you don't call ahead you can still go to the museum. Well worth the effort... All the best, Kevin
POST 3Original post
Is your trip to N�rburg or N�rnberg?
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Oops, typo. N�rnberg, i.e. Nuremberg.
POST 5Original post
OK, the track is located in the village of N�rburg which is about about 240 miles from N�rnberg. Keep in mind that the track is not open for public every day.
POST 6Original post
Here are the public (self drive) opening times for May. Opening hours Nordschleife 2007 Datum: Tuesday, 1.05.2007 von 8:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Wednesday, 2.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Thursday, 3.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Friday, 4.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Saturday, 5.05.2007 von 17:30 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Sunday, 6.05.2007 von 8:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Monday, 7.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Tuesday, 8.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Wednesday, 9.05.2007 von 13:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Thursday, 10.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Saturday, 12.05.2007 von 18:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Sunday, 13.05.2007 von 8:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Monday, 14.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Tuesday, 15.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Wednesday, 16.05.2007 von 8:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Saturday, 19.05.2007 von 17:30 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Sunday, 20.05.2007 von 8:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Monday, 21.05.2007 von 13:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Tuesday, 22.05.2007 von 17:45 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Wednesday, 23.05.2007 von 17:45 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Thursday, 24.05.2007 von 17:45 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Saturday, 26.05.2007 von 18:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Sunday, 27.05.2007 von 8:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Monday, 28.05.2007 von 8:00 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr Datum: Tuesday, 29.05.2007 von 17:15 Uhr bis 19:30 Uhr
POST 7Original post
Other things to do while in N�rburg would be to pay Manthey Racing a visit (mind you, they won't let you in to the workshop for a peek if Olaf isn't there and gives a nod), purchase the compulsory N�rburgring + GP track layout sticker (only after driving the Nordschleife, otherwise ), have lunch or dinner at restaurant Pistenklause at Hotel am Tiergarten, visit the racing museum at the GP circuit complex (maybe also have a go in the go karts), buy a box of the local bubbly Adenauer Ordens Kreutz at the liquor shop in Adenau (exellent sparkling wine), drink beer, drink beer and drink beer. If it's your first time then you will have a blast even in a rental diesel VW Golf. Can't wait for my trip to the ring in July!
POST 8Original post
If you do venture to the track I would close off the evening with a trip and dinner in Trier, a beautiful city with the famous black gate from Roman times. If you do not venture and stay in Nuremberg then visit the old walled in portion, see the castle, maybe the red light area around the wall. If you head to Stuttgart then take a short venture off of A6 onto A7 (by the way A7 is pretty good for high speed driving with less traffic) and go and see one of the prettiest cities in Europe Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Or maybe you can head South to the Alps and see Munich and Garmish. In short there are many things you can do and see with your time and primary interest being your guide. .
POST 9Original post
Nuremberg has a picturesque fairly large Old Town which is converted into a pedestrian area, so I'd enjoy downtown Nuremberg and take a walk up to the castle (great view over the city). However, if you want to get on the Autobahn with a rental car, then Nuremberg is a great starting point. There are nice Autobahnen in all directions with trips of maybe 1.5h (one way) to get to a nice city. South goes to Munich (I love Munich). This Autobahn is a high speed track! 3-lanes, straight and if you hit it with limited traffic you can go as fast as the car allows. The Autobahn to the East brings you to Regensburg (nice Old Town too); usually not too much traffic which is good! Don't go on the 2 Autobahnen to Hof (north) or Wuerzburg/Frankfurt (north-west) congested and a lot of speed limits. The Autobahn to the west (straight - 2 lanes) brings you to Ansbach and later to Rothenburg (Old Town is loved by American Tourists; you can get there typical German Christmas ball ornaments - year around). What ever you do, May is a great time for the trip! Have fun, drink a German beer in beer garden.
POST 10Original post
+1 on the downtown Nurnberg....I was there for a week visiting my friend and they have a nice little bavarian restaurant. Its not as authentic as going to Munchen for food and beer but its damn close. Order the schweinshaxe and a nice glass of dunkelweizen......yum Old town Nurnberg is beautiful, it used to be where old Adolf and the **** party used to go to have drunken parties.
POST 11Original post
Check out that Ring... although I watched that movie and it scared the **** out of me, so beware.
POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks for all the great feedback guys - much appreciated! I booked my tickets today and am looking forward to the trip.
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