Weißgerbergasse

The street contains numerous timber-framed houses dating from the 14th and 15th centuries, displaying traditional German architectural construction methods and designs.

During medieval times, this street housed leather tanners who contributed substantially to Nuremberg's economic growth through their specialized craft and trade activities.

The preservation of these medieval structures provides direct evidence of German building techniques and the social organization of craftsmen in medieval Nuremberg.

Located at coordinates 49.4552, 11.073, the street connects to major historical landmarks and offers visitors multiple photography opportunities of medieval architecture.

Each building along the street maintains its original medieval facade, creating an uninterrupted sequence of authentic timber-framed structures from different periods.

Location: Nuremberg

GPS coordinates: 49.45520,11.07300

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:44