Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGAug 26, 2025

When I visited Nuremberg a few weeks ago, I had some time to explore the area before checking in to my hotel, so I took my camera for a walk around Fürth. Besides the interesting-looking architecture, one thing that caught my eye was this stork nesting on top of a building.

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGAug 25, 2025
When I visited Nuremberg a few weeks ago, I had some time to explore the area before checking in to my hotel, so I took my camera for a walk around Fürth. Besides the interesting-looking architecture, one thing that caught my eye was this stork nesting on top of a building. 

📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ Fujicolor 200 Expired

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGAug 15, 2025

I'm not 100% sure about where I took this picture. Maybe it was in Fürth. Or it could be in Nuremberg… I don't know where, but I like this corner where the sun is shining on some art and a sculpture.

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGAug 15, 2025
I'm not 100% sure about where I took this picture. Maybe it was in Fürth. Or it could be in Nuremberg… I don't know where, but I like this corner where the sun is shining on some art and a sculpture.

📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ Fujicolor 200 Expired

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGAug 14, 2025
Now that I finally have some colorful rolls of film back from development, I can post some pictures from that time in Nuremberg, earlier in the summer.  Here are some snapshots of the city, with a focus on towers and the medieval architecture of the old town.

I spent a few days in Nuremberg, and this was my first visit to Franken and to Bavaria. Even though I have been living in Germany for years, this part of the country was always put aside. 

And I can easily say that I loved the time I spent there and look forward to being back in town.

📷 Canon F-1
🎞️ Fujicolor 200 Expired

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGJul 9, 2025

I'm a sucker for wooden bridges like this one I saw in Nuremberg. And this one has an interesting history. People also call it the “Hangman's Bridge” or the “Henkerbrücke ” in German. It was built in 1595 after a flood did a lot of damage to Nuremberg. 

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGJul 8, 2025

I passed by this tower every time I left my hotel in Nuremberg. It is the Spittlertorturm, one of the four circular main towers of the Nuremberg city fortifications. But the Spittlertor is the southwest of the Nuremberger City wall.

Early records strongly suggest that the gate tower was part of the last city wall. Its name comes from the nearby hospital St. Elisabeth of the Teutonic Order.

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGJul 7, 2025
I passed by this tower every time I left my hotel in Nuremberg. It is the Spittlertorturm, one of the four circular main towers of the Nuremberg city fortifications. But the Spittlertor is the southwest of the Nuremberger City wall. Early records show that the gate tower was part of the last city wall. Its name comes from the nearby hospital St. Elisabeth of the Teutonic Order.

I stayed in Nuremberg for a few days. This was my first time in Franken and Bavaria. Even though I have been living in Germany for years, this part of the country was always put aside. e. I loved the time I spent there, and I can't wait to go back.

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGJul 7, 2025
I'm a sucker for wooden bridges like this one I saw in Nuremberg. And this one has an interesting history. People also call it the “Hangman's Bridge” or the “Henkerbrücke” in German. It was built in 1595 after a flood did a lot of damage to Nuremberg. 

The unusual name of the Hangman's Footbridge comes from the tower next door, which was home to Nuremberg's hangman from the 1600s to the 1800s. In the Middle Ages, the hangman entered the city via the Henkersteg. During the Second World War, the wooden footbridge was again badly damaged. It was not until 1954 that it was rebuilt to its original design.

I stayed in Nuremberg for a few days. This was my first time in Franconia and Bavaria. It didn't matter to me that I lived in Germany for years and that this part of the country was always left out. I loved the time I spent there, and I can't wait to go back.

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Felipe Tofani | FTRC.BLOGJul 5, 2025

This might be my favorite picture from the first day I walked around Nuremberg. This is the view of the Kreuzigungshof from the Museumsbrücke that crosses the Pegnitz river in the middle of the city.

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