Albrecht Dürer's House
Panoramic View
With this 360 degree panoramic view, you can take a look at Albrecht Dürer's House.
The Front "Wanderer" Room
Dürer's house was finally converted into a museum in 1871, and multi-talented Nuremberg artist, Friedrich Wilhelm Wanderer, designed the new furnishings and fittings, catering to 19th century tastes. However, he based his design on many details from Dürer's works, and so the rooms today give quite a good impression of home décor around 1500. Here, you can get a feeling for the homely cosiness of Old Nuremberg in proper style, amidst heavy beams, carved wooden furniture and a view of the castle through windows with bull's eye panes.
Manual Control of Interactive Panoramic Views
- Click on the plus sign to "zoom in" on the view and to enlarge details. Click on the minus sign to "zoom out" and minimize details.
- Click on these arrows to move view to the left or to the right, respectively.
- Click on these arrows to move view up or down, respectively.
- Click on this symbol to display the panoramic view in full-screen view.
- Click on these symbols to stop or activate automatic rotation of the panoramic view.
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Picture Credits:
The panoramic views were created by panorama photographer, Gert Klaus.
www.panoramen-gertklaus.de
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