Highlights

• Stand where the Imperial Crown Jewels were secretly guarded for nearly four centuries — and learn why Hitler demanded them back

• Cross a bridge engineered like Venice's Rialto that once housed the only place in the city licensed to sell Nuremberg's tiny Bratwurst

• Step inside the studio where Albrecht Dürer created one of the most recognised paintings on earth — from a simple watercolour of a hare

• Walk through a corridor of thirty pillars built to confront the very laws that stripped millions of their citizenship in this same city

• Descend into wartime tunnels where citizens hid medieval masterpieces and where American soldiers discovered a stolen emperor's crown