Tullnau

Tullnau extends across eastern Nuremberg between Veilhof and Wöhrd districts, bordered by the Wöhrder See lake at an elevation of 315 meters.

The area started as farmland in medieval times, with records from 1465 mentioning a mill with ironworks operated under the Nützel patrician family of Nuremberg.

The district features both Protestant and Catholic influences, with residents attending services at St Peter for Lutheran worship and St Kunigund for Roman Catholic ceremonies.

The Nuremberg-Dürrenhof railway station, opened in 1990, connects Tullnau to the city network through S2 and S3 suburban train lines.

The population density demonstrates substantial growth, increasing from 27 inhabitants in 1818 to 4,025 residents by 2015, reaching 3,440 people per square kilometer.

Location: Nuremberg

Elevation above the sea: 315 m

Shares border with: Marienvorstadt

Website: https://stationsdatenbank.bayern-takt.de/StationsdatenbankBEG/Steckbrief.html?lang=de&efz=8004442

GPS coordinates: 49.44670,11.05890

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:17