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alancollins Says: The Town Hall in Fürth is modelled on the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence and is one of the main buildings in the town. Designed by Frederick Bürklein it was completed in December 1850 and is the first and only Town Hall in Fürth. The clock has been replaced a number of times...
AnnaLupilla Says: The central square of Fuerth is called Grüner Markt or Marktplatz. It is one of the city's oldest and historically most outstanding places, existing since the 11th century. People call it 'Grüner Markt' for the fact that there are sold only daily demands, means fresh...
frankcanfly Says: I must see my wonderful sister, Nina.I don't see her enough, but when we're together, it's like we were never apart.
Fuerther Hotel Mercure Nuernberg West
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Private Appartment - Ferienwohnung: very nice and convenient
S.Cunis Says: When I was in Fürth, I stayed there for some workshops and concert visits. For me it was very convenient to stay together with a friend or alone, in a private appartment. I enjoyed it very much, and the landladies were very nice. I could organize everything just according...
frankcanfly Says: I almost always stay with my Oma everytime I'm in Germany!!!! Whenever I am due to arrive via the train station, she is always waiting by the window to see me walk around the corner!!
The Wasabi is a quiet place in the center of the city. You can build up your energy with fresh sushi and warm dishes of meat, fish and seafood.
Favorite Dish: Spring rolls - filled with seafood - and Terriyaki Chicken - a perfect combination of chicken, vegetables salad
Written Feb 26, 2009
Address: Helmstraße 4
Website: www.wasabi-sushi.de
At the train station in Furth, this is how I usually arrive...
Since Furth is along one of the main train lines, you can frequently catch a train to nearly anywhere, but it'll be a slower train. You're better off taking the Ubahn to Nuremburg station, which is a major train network hub.
Updated Nov 12, 2005
Birth place of Johann Georg Ritter von Schuh
AnnaLupilla Says: In this house (Johann) Georg Ritter von Schuh was born on November 17, 1846 († July 2, 1918 in Starnberg). He was teacher and lawyer, and from 1881 to 1892 Mayor of the City of Erlangen, from 1892 to 1913 Governing Mayor of Nürnberg and from 1889 to 1893 liberal Member of...
AnnaLupilla Says: To be true, I cannot really tell you a lot about Foerstermühle yet. I stepped out of the subway, saw this impressing building and found it interesting enough to be worth an off-the-beaten-path-tip on this page. You have my promise that I am going to find out more about it.
S.Cunis Says: Just walk around and look at the different buildings. From quite old to quite modern you can find many interesting views. Fürth is not very big, so you can cover quite a lot of it on foot.
S.Cunis Says: The town hall is built of sandstone, and gives a sort of massive impression, almost a bit like a fortress.
S.Cunis Says: The architecture of the railway station is in a way typical for Fürth. The fountain in front of it, with the centaur motif, reminds me of the centaur fountain in Altona, which originally also stood in front of the railway station.
AnnaLupilla Says: Königstraße is the aorta of the Old Town. Along this street you find the city hall, Jüdisches Museum Franken (Jewish Museum of Franconia), Stadttheater and many shops.
AnnaLupilla Says: The Rednitz is one of two rivers that pass Fürth. The other one is the river Pegnitz. Rednitz passes to the East of the Old Town, Pegnitz to the South. Northwest of the city center, they both flow together and from then on the river is called Regnitz. A little complicated?
AnnaLupilla Says: The tower you can see on the right side is the one of St. Michael, a Protestant church and the city's oldest one.In the front you can see one of many houses adorned with slates, which are so tipical for the Old Town, you can find them on lots of houses. I was surprised to...
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