Museum
Museum of Communication of Nuremberg
Museum of telegraphs, telephones and postal history behind a sandstone Neo-Renaissance facade.
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About this audio guide
This guide to the Museum of Communication in Nuremberg looks at the building that houses it, a museum designed before the First World War on Lessingstrasse. It follows the architect Hans Weiss, a sandstone facade and what stands behind it, and the railway and postal departments that ended up sharing one roof. Best heard on the pavement facing the main entrance, where you can study the stone.
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