Gaismannshof

The neighborhood extends from Frankenschnellweg in the north to Rothenburger Street in the south, with residential areas surrounded by cultivated fields.

First documented in the 15th/16th century, the hamlet was likely named after the Geuschmied family, who served on the Nuremberg city council.

The residential architecture includes traditional Bavarian farmhouses from the 18th century, alongside modern single-family homes and row houses.

The district contains two kindergartens, multiple bus connections, and small shops along Leyher Street for daily necessities.

Since 1959, Gaismannshof has been the location of Nuremberg's wholesale market, serving as a central distribution point for the region.

Location: Nuremberg

Shares border with: Höfen (Nürnberg)

GPS coordinates: 49.44790,11.02530

Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:56