New in Nuremberg (or new to this forum)

I just found "Toytown" on accident... I'm new to Nurenberg also... I guess I'm just looking to meet some people and make friends. My name is Kay and I'm 24.

i am moving to Eckental, outside of Nuernberg, in less than a month, hopefully for a very long time. I have been reading the forum, but from the discussions i felt really young comparatively. I am only 21, and was wondering if there were any other people around my age in the area to perhaps hang out with?

any one interested?

Hey Canada. My boyfriend and I are both 27 - is that too old for you? Anyway, we're always keen for a drink - just send a PM if you're interested!

Hello Folks,

I am originally from the Westindies and here in Nurenburg. Hoping to stay, I accidentally found this site and thought it will be nice to have a few friends or people to talk to. As you know its funny when you go out and every body talks but you dot´n understand. Oh yes I am learning German lol at a turtle´s pace, NO wait! Make that snail lol. Appreciate some friendly hellos and news

hugs to all
kim

hey folks...i m around ur age too and also stay around nuremberg...pm me if there is any kinda meetup..i do have good number of German friends ..alles gut, aber i do miss something and also wanna catch up with some people with whom i can have a good convo in english and have a casual n small talk..! Take care anyways and Guten Tag..! :-)

Hey there,

My name's Rana, I'm 23 and from Vancouver, BC (Canada). I'm in Neumarkt at the moment (about 20 mins from Nuremberg) and would love to meet up, go for drinks, etc. in Nuremberg as well. Anything going on this weekend by the way?

Tschüss!

Hello all

My name is sujata, I am from India and would be in Nuernberg in around a months time. Plan to be there with my husband for at least 2 years.
Came across this site through sheer serendipity and have enjoyed reading most threads.
Hoping to be a part of the group in the coming days,
best!
s
p.s- in case it makes any difference, i am almost 34years old (or young!)

Hello,

I'm 26 years old and I've recently moved to Nuremberg from Canada. I was hoping that someone could give me a few recommendations about things to do and see in Nuremberg aside from the standard tourist stuff that I have all, but exhausted. Nuremberg seems like it has a lot to offer and this seems like the right place to get some unbiased opinions.

Hello all newcommers to Nuremberg. Why don't you check out the "Stammtisch" thread and come along to meet us. We wont bite, promise!! Or PM me if you want to arrange something else.

Hi everyone,

I have just come across this website and I am glad to see how active the community in Franconia is. :-)

I currently live in Nuremberg and moved from London - where I lived for almost three years, a while ago.

I would be more than happy to meet up with people in Nuremberg for some drinks, fun, and some chit-chat.

I very much hope to see some of you at the next "Stammtisch".

Hi Guys,

Possibly moving to Nurnberg for a job & seem to be getting mixed write-ups on the place!

I am from Australia but have lived all over the place! I am currently residing in Helsinki, Finland with my girl and have been doing so for over a year. Before coming here I heard that the Finns would be a bit dry and that I wouldn't find a job easily! I was here for 4 days before I was offered a job within a media agency... and I have one of the best group of mates I have had ever!!!

So I am hoping this could also happen in Nurnberg! Honestly... what are peoples thoughts on the place? I imagine I will be busy with work but socialising, pubs, clubs etc... is big in my books so great to hear what you all say...

Anybody up for a drink on Saturday (22nd September)?

Hope to hear from you all

Cheers
Mike

In Helsinki? It's a bit far to go for a drink. Sorry, couldn't resist.

Welcome to Toytown!

Hello All,
Any "older" family folk on this forum. I'm a mother of two and my husband just accepted a job in Nuremberg today so we have a lot of work ahead of us moving -- from Chicago -- finding a flat, etc. I'd love to hear any perspectives on family life in Nuremberg.
Thanks
Karen

Hi There
Well as a slight "older" person starting a family here in Nuremberg I can honestly say that the lifestyle is family friendly. Nice area with lots of natural beauty, walking trails and protected forest areas. Not as cold as Chicago in winter but no big lakes in the area. As an Aussie who has lived in Chicago, NJ and now Nuremberg I can honestly say this area is the most family friendly.

balk

HI

That is me Abdullah from Saudi I am coming next week to Nuremberg for one month and I am interesting and looking to see the culture of Germany and meeting new friends there so could you help me to find place to visit

Thank you