Unschlittplatz - Free Audio Guide

Unschlittplatz is a historic square in Nürnberg, notable for its medieval architecture and cultural importance. As part of the city’s historical core, it features the Unschlitthaus, dating back to the 15th century, highlighting the town’s role in tallow production. The square is also linked to Kaspar Hauser, a mysterious figure whose arrival in 1828 generated considerable intrigue. Visitors can enjoy the Dudelsackpfeifer Fountain, a replica from the 1550s. The area is easily accessible and invites exploration of its rich history. There are no admission fees, and it is open year-round.