Bratwurst-Glöcklein 
in Nuremberg’s Artisans’ Yard

Nuremberg’s Artisans’ Yard is located directly opposite Nuremberg Central Station at Königstor. Anyone wanting a little trip into the past, and a chance to experience traditional craftsmanship and the typical Nuremberg specialties, should certainly pay a visit to this charming quarter with its medieval flair. The enticing scent of Nuremberg Bratwursts naturally wafts through the alleyways here.

Bratwurst-Glöcklein is located centrally in the Yard, in a beautiful half-timbered building. The name of the tavern dates back to the 14th century. Bratwurst-Glöcklein was first documented in 1313, which makes it the oldest bratwurst inn in Nuremberg. This long tradition continues today in the City of Nuremberg’s historical Artisans’ Yard.

In keeping with tradition, the original Nuremberg Rostbratwursts are grilled over wood in this characterful bratwurst tavern. Served up in authentic pewter dishes, the scent of these crispy delicacies is irresistible to locals and sightseers alike.

The classic side dishes for original Nuremberg Rostbratwursts are naturally also served here: sauerkraut, potato salad, horseradish, and fresh farmhouse bread.