Question 1

What price should I expect for Berlin–Nuremberg?

Accepted Answer

For the roughly 436 km we quote a guide price from €1,810 . How high your fixed price turns out depends on cubic metres, floors and extras such as furniture assembly. You receive it after the survey – in person or by video – as a binding quote, with no later surcharges.

Question 2

How long does the drive from Berlin to Nuremberg take on a move?

Accepted Answer

On the A9 the removal lorry needs approx. 6.5 hrs, including the mandatory 45-minute break. Loading in Berlin and unloading in Nuremberg come on top. Whether one long day is enough or we plan two drivers or two days, we discuss with you after the survey.

Question 3

Which route do you use for the Berlin Nuremberg move?

Accepted Answer

From Moabit via the AVUS and the Berlin ring road to the Potsdam interchange, then around 370 km on the A9 – past Leipzig, the Hermsdorf interchange and Bayreuth to the Nuremberg interchange. From there it is only about 5 km on the A3 into the city. Five federal states, one motorway.

Question 4

Up to what amount are you liable on the way to Nuremberg?

Accepted Answer

Under the German Commercial Code (HGB): § 451e HGB sets up to €620 per cubic metre of cargo space – towards Nuremberg as well as on the return move to Berlin . For antiques, pianos or expensive electronics you can arrange optional additional insurance.

Question 5

Do you also offer a return move from Nuremberg to Berlin?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The move from Nuremberg to Berlin runs like the outbound trip: survey on the Pegnitz, fixed price , the drive north via the A9 and one crew right into the new Berlin flat. We also apply for parking restrictions at both addresses.

Question 6

Why do many people move from Berlin to Nuremberg?

Accepted Answer

Often it is a new job – Nuremberg is the second-largest city in Bavaria, with a trade fair, industry and federal authorities such as the Federal Employment Agency. Others move to Franconia for family or studies, or are looking for a city where many distances are shorter than in Berlin. For us what counts is what comes along: from a shared-flat room to a family household.

Question 7

Why do people decide on a return move to Berlin?

Accepted Answer

Many returners are looking for better career opportunities in Berlin's start-up scene or miss the capital's international cultural offering. The varied leisure options and proximity to international companies are also common reasons for the return move from Nuremberg to Berlin . Our team supports you with the same dependable service as on the outbound move.

Question 8

How is the return move from Nuremberg to Berlin organised?

Accepted Answer

The return move starts with a free survey in Nuremberg, followed by scheduling and parking restriction zones at both addresses. On moving day we take care of packing, loading, the drive via the A9 – approx. 6.5 hrs including the break – and unloading in Berlin.

Question 9

Do the same prices apply to the return move as to the outbound move?

Accepted Answer

Yes. At around 436 km the route is the same length in both directions, so a guide price from €1,810 also applies from Nuremberg to Berlin . What is binding is the fixed price after a survey, depending on volume and extras.

Question 10

Is a return trip combined with other jobs?

Accepted Answer

When it fits, we combine trips between Berlin and Nuremberg with a part load in the other direction. Whether that works for your date we only see when you enquire. In any case, the agreed fixed price remains binding for you.

Question 11

How do I register again in Berlin after the return move?

Accepted Answer

After your return move to Berlin you must re-register at the responsible registration office (Bürgeramt) within two weeks. As waiting times for appointments in Berlin are often long, we recommend booking online early. We are happy to support you with a checklist for all the official errands around your long-distance move.

Question 12

Which districts in Nuremberg are popular with newcomers?

Accepted Answer

That depends on your everyday life: St. Johannis and Gostenhof lie close to the old town, Mögeldorf and Zerzabelshof in the east, and Langwasser in the south-east is a large post-war district. For the move we check access, parking space and stairwell at your new address.

Question 13

What is the housing market in Nuremberg like at the moment?

Accepted Answer

As in Berlin, sought-after locations in Nuremberg are quickly taken, and rents vary greatly by district. Starting your flat search early is therefore worthwhile. We agree the moving date with you as soon as the tenancy agreement is signed – with storage in between if necessary.

Question 14

How does the housing market in Berlin compare with Nuremberg?

Accepted Answer

The Berlin housing market is considerably tighter and more expensive than in Nuremberg, especially in popular districts such as Prenzlauer Berg or Friedrichshain. Anyone planning a return move to Berlin should start looking for a flat early and prepare well for viewings. Our team is happy to give you tips on organising your moving date in line with the flat handover.

Question 15

Who takes care of the parking restriction outside the building in Nuremberg?

Accepted Answer

We do. A parking restriction zone needs a permit: in Berlin from the road traffic authority of the district office, in Nuremberg from the city's road traffic authority. We submit both applications in good time so that the signs are up before moving day.

Question 16

Do you also take care of furniture assembly on arrival?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on request our team takes care of the complete furniture assembly both in Nuremberg and in Berlin after the return move . This includes dismantling before the drive and careful reassembly at the destination. That saves you valuable time and you do not have to worry about tools.

Question 17

Can I rent moving boxes from you?

Accepted Answer

Yes, moving boxes are available from us to buy or rent, along with bubble wrap and wardrobe boxes for your long-distance move between Berlin and Nuremberg. We bring the material beforehand so that you can pack in peace. We estimate roughly how many boxes you need at the survey.

Question 18

How are delicate items of furniture such as pianos transported?

Accepted Answer

For a piano we use straps, padding and, if needed, a furniture lift. The instrument is specially secured for the roughly 436 km drive via the A9. Let us know when you enquire so that we can plan the team and equipment for Berlin and Nuremberg.

Question 19

Do you also offer a furniture lift for higher floors?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On upper floors without a lift we use a furniture lift if needed – when loading in Berlin as well as when unloading in Nuremberg. That saves carrying distances in the stairwell and protects furniture and walls. Whether the lift makes sense and where it can stand, we check at the survey and include it in the fixed price.

Question 20

What happens if my new flat handover date does not match moving day?

Accepted Answer

Then we store your household goods until the new flat in Nuremberg or Berlin is ready to move into. We agree the delivery date with you. That way you do not need to worry if moving out and the handover do not fall on the same day. For particularly valuable items we clarify suitable optional additional insurance beforehand.

Question 21

How far in advance should I book my long-distance move?

Accepted Answer

For a long-distance move Berlin Nuremberg allow four to six weeks' lead time, rather more in summer and at the end of the month. For an old-town move during Advent it is particularly worth asking early, because the Christkindlesmarkt occupies the Hauptmarkt and neighbouring streets.

Question 22

Is a return move possible within a short time after the outbound move?

Accepted Answer

Yes, many customers also use our service for a short-notice return move from Nuremberg to Berlin , for example after a fixed-term employment contract. We adapt our scheduling flexibly to your situation and offer the same dependable fixed-price service as on the original move. Get in touch early so that we can plan enough capacity.

Question 23

How does the lorry get into Nuremberg's districts?

Accepted Answer

Coming from Berlin, the lorry leaves the A9 at the Nuremberg interchange and covers the last kilometres via the A3 and the city road network. Which access to your address suits best and whether a parking restriction zone is needed, we clarify before moving day using the exact address.

Question 24

Does the price depend on the date?

Accepted Answer

At the end of the month and in summer moving dates are in greater demand; it pays to enquire early. But the price of your Berlin–Nuremberg move is determined mainly by volume, floors and extras – a particular weekday alone does not make it more or less expensive.

Question 25

What does a part load cost for smaller moving volumes?

Accepted Answer

For small quantities between Berlin and Nuremberg a part load is cheaper than a removal lorry of your own. It is charged by the cargo space your things actually take up. We give you a specific price after you have listed your goods.

Question 26

How do you secure furniture for the long A9 route?

Accepted Answer

With tension straps, furniture blankets and padding, so that nothing shifts on the entire drive via the A9 . Heavy pieces stand at the bottom, delicate items are packed separately. For damage we are liable under § 451e HGB (up to €620 per cubic metre of cargo space); for valuables you can take out optional additional insurance.

Question 27

Do you also offer a partial service without packing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You decide whether we handle the entire long-distance move including packing or only transport and assembly. If you pack yourself, you save; you can get the material for it from us. We record the chosen scope in the fixed price so that it is clear on moving day in Berlin and Nuremberg who does what.

Question 28

How far in advance should I plan my registration after moving to Nuremberg?

Accepted Answer

After moving in you have two weeks to register with the registration authority of the City of Nuremberg (§ 17 Federal Registration Act, Bundesmeldegesetz). It is best to plan the appointment before the move. We are happy to give you a checklist for the most important official errands.

Question 29

What matters most to families on the return move from Nuremberg to Berlin?

Accepted Answer

For families on the return move to Berlin , nursery places, school enrolment and being close to relatives are often the priority. We plan the moving date flexibly around the change of school year or holiday periods, so that the transition is as smooth as possible for children. We are also happy to advise you on suitable Berlin districts with good family infrastructure.

Question 30

What extra services do you offer senior citizens on a long-distance move?

Accepted Answer

For senior citizens moving between Berlin and Nuremberg we offer an all-round service including packing, furniture assembly and disposal of old furniture. On request we also organise tradespeople for minor renovation work in the new flat. That makes the long-distance move stress-free for less mobile customers too.

Question 31

Can I have the Berlin Nuremberg move carried out at the weekend?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we also do moves between Berlin and Nuremberg at weekends – often the best solution for people in work. Saturday dates are in high demand, however, so you should enquire early. Whether a weekend date affects the price you can see directly in the written quote before you commit.

Size of flat	Volume approx.	Guide price
1-room flat	10–15 m³	from €350
2-room flat	20–25 m³	from €590
3-room flat	30–40 m³	from €890
4-room flat	45–60 m³	from €1,290
House / villa	from 60 m³	individual quote

Moving to Nuremberg: 370 km on the A9 to below the Imperial Castle

One motorway, five states: your move to Nuremberg