Nicely done in sandstone, this is a rather spacious subway station. The decor depicts a locomotive…read morerelief with a moving wheel on the Southwest entrance of the station. On the opposite entrance, you will be able to reach the courthaus and the historic courtroom of the Nuernberger war trials. It is also one of the stations connecting with connection to multiple bus lines, making it a rather busy stop.

Not really a lot going on within this station. Nice and clean as most of the German Subway stations…read moreare. This one though will lead you to great shopping once you exit... and food too. you can actually access the basement of clothing store C&A from within the station. Once you are outside the station you can see the Wedding Wheel Fountain, which is supposed to depict the various stages of marriage . Personally I think it's ugly, but then again, I don't know art. You will also see that you have just exited from just below the Weisser Turm aka White Tower. Legends has is that the town virgins used to keep it nice and clean, well that's in the past... This station is a great access point to the Innenstadt (inner city/downtown). It also leads you directly into the Breite Gasse, which is a pedestrian only zoned shopping street.

Very nicely done. They took elements from the church after which this stop is names and…read moreincorporated it into the decor of this station. Not only that, but the station itself has several levels, some of which give you direct entrances into the larger shopping centers. But there are also many smaller shops located underground within this station. Notably a bakery, a butcher, a magazine shop, some fast food and so on. There are various entrances so you can access this station easily from all directions. I didn't give 5 stars because it is currently under construction which blocks one of the main entrances. Also there was a water wall, but the water flow has stopped long ago unfortunately. A shame really because this feature was really pretty.