Almoshof, Statistical district in northern Nuremberg, Germany
Almoshof is a residential district in northern Nuremberg that spreads across quiet streets with houses of varying ages and styles. The area sits between farmland and the more densely built-up sections of the city.
The area was first recorded in 1352 under an earlier name and later took its current name from a local family. A manor house built in the early 15th century still stands at the center of the district today.
The cultural center in the historic manor presents art exhibitions, concerts, and literary events throughout the year. These gatherings draw neighbors together and keep the building active as a community meeting point.
Bus routes serve the area with stops along the main street, where you will find schools, shops, and restaurants within walking distance. The district is well connected to central Nuremberg for those wanting to explore beyond the local neighborhood.
The manor house contains a spiral staircase that was carved from a single tree trunk, a remarkable craft from centuries past. The upper hall still displays its original wooden flooring, which has been walked on for hundreds of years.
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