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St. Lorenzkirche from the street.
St. Lorenzkirche nave from part way up the tower.
Tower bell of St. Lorenzkirche.
View above the nave of St. Lorenzkirche, rebuilt in 1950s.
Pulley and weight for main chandelier above the nave of St. Lorenzkirche.
View to the castle from tower of St. Lorenzkirche.
West view from St. Lorenzkirche tower.
Booth overview with new logo.
Collector dolls remain for now.
Rebranded look of new products.
Opening greeting in the large Javitz hall.
Empire State Building lights up the night.
Are dolls making a comeback? Here Nines d’Onil.
…Adora.
…The Doll Factory Europe.
…Paradise Kids.
The sun lights the architecture next to the Pegnitz.
The Weißgerbergasse is deserted in the morning.
View from the Albrecht Dürer Haus across the plaza.
From the pedestrian tunnel under the Burggarten.
The Neutorturm peeks from behind a residence.
Pedestrian suspension bridge across the Pegnitz – Kettensteg.
The entrance to the Nuremberg Toy Fair interestingly enough, advertising the dates for 2024.
Within the Toynamics booth. Käthe Kruse has a much diminished display.
Siku continues to innovate and grow with new products.
Puzzles were a big seller during the pandemic, here Trefl show there larger series.
The Schmidt Spiel booth has a display area for Selecta Spielzeug.
Nuremberg 2023 train display in a much consolidated train and model area.
The Cuboro wooden marble run design book is an award winner.
The muted green, pink, yellow, blue, and gray colors were in style many places.
Beleduc introduces an old design of Friedrich Fröbel that is becoming popular in elementary education.
Elevated view over Hall 3A at Spielwarenmesse 2023.
