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St. John's Cemetery

Walk St. John’s Cemetery to see historic bronze epitaphs and the graves of Nuremberg figures including Albrecht Dürer and Veit Stoss.

St. John's Cemetery

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Why go

The cemetery extends the city’s history beyond the walled center into St. Johannis. Its grave markers reward close, respectful observation, and the setting pairs well with the nearby Hesperides Gardens. Allow a quiet visit rather than treating the burial ground as a shortcut.

What to look for

  • Albrecht Dürer and Veit Stoß are buried in the cemetery.
  • Historic grave markers and bronze epitaphs line the cemetery.

Useful to know

  • Visit respectfully and leave time to examine the bronze grave markers.

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Outdoor visit · 20–40 min

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