The harbor is now quite nicely laid out, it has a little bit of a misplaced promenade. Directly here, however, there is at most a passenger ship and tour buses to marvel at. The locks a little further on are much more interesting (no matter in which direction;), but you have a good view of the more northerly, as you can cross the lock there.
At the marked point in the harbor you can go tobogganing on the small mountain in winter, or if you want to walk a little further into the forest on the big hill.

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MaDDinn T.

March 25, 2021

As early as 1926, a port area in the current area was identified in a general development plan. In 1940 the plans were close to being realized, but the Second World War prevented them. With the start of work on today's Main-Danube Canal in 1960, the plans for the port of Nuremberg were resumed and a preliminary draft was drawn up in 1962. For the realization, the Nuremberg district of Hinterhof was leveled from 1965 and the residents were financially compensated. The official start of construction was on July 6, 1968 on the occasion of the first blasting and a ceremony. [3] The opening of the port on September 23, 1972 also marked the completion of the northern section of the Main-Danube Canal between Bamberg and Nuremberg towards the Main and Rhine. The section to Lände Roth was completed in 1987. Continuous operation, also towards the Danube region, was then possible with the completion of the canal from 1992.

Further information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hafen_N%C3%BCrnberg

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Thorsten | Laufend-Glücklich Blog

August 17, 2020

The port of Nuremberg is one of the largest logistics centers in Germany. From the promenade (seating, strollers, skaters, joggers, cyclists ...) you can take a quiet look at it

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