Nuremberg is a medieval city located in Bavaria, Germany. Among the most important historic buildings in Nuremberg there are the castle, church of St. Sebaldus, church of St. Lawrence and house of Albrecht Dürer. The latter is the half-timbered building as well as many other buildings in the city. One of such buildings is the 15th-century Weinstadel, a wine warehouse, which originally housed leprosy patients coming to the city during the Easter holidays. The building used to serve as a poorhouse for some time and since 1950 it has been a dormitory.
