Fürth, Bavaria, Germany

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city football club

Fürth is a historic city in the German state of Bavaria, now part of the Nuremberg metropolitan area and known for its rich cultural heritage and Jewish history.

Aliases (4)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → football club →
connectedBy	Nuremberg U-Bahn → regional rail network →
country	Germany →
countrySubdivision	Middle Franconia →
hasAreaCode	0911 →
hasCulturalInstitution	Jüdisches Museum Franken (branch in Fürth) → Stadtmuseum Fürth →
hasEconomicSector	manufacturing → retail trade → services →
hasFestival	Michaelis-Kirchweih →
hasHeritage	rich cultural heritage → significant Jewish history →
hasLandmark	Fürth town hall → Grüner Markt → Hornschuchpromenade → Jewish cemetery Fürth → St. Michael’s Church → Stadttheater Fürth →
hasMayor	Marcus König →
hasMunicipalStatus	kreisfreie Stadt →
hasNickname	Franconian Jerusalem →
hasNotableCommunity	Jewish community →
hasPopulation	over 120000 inhabitants →
hasPostalCodeRange	90762–90768 →
hasRailwayStation	Fürth Hauptbahnhof →
hasRiver	Pegnitz (nearby confluence) → Rednitz →
hasSportsClub	SpVgg Greuther Fürth →
hasTwinTown	Brive-la-Gaillarde → Gera → Limoges → Paisley → Shenzhen Nanshan District → Xylokastro →
historicalAffiliation	Holy Roman Empire → Kingdom of Bavaria →
languageUsed	German →
locatedIn	Bavaria → Franconia →
locatedInTimeZone	Central European Summer Time → Central European Time →
locatedNear	Nuremberg →
locatedOn	Rednitz River →
mayorParty	Christian Social Union in Bavaria →
partOf	Nuremberg metropolitan area →
regionalLanguage	East Franconian German →
vehicleRegistrationCode	FÜ →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Heinz Alfred Kissinger → Henry A. Kissinger → Henry Kissinger →	placeOfBirth
Grüner Markt ("city of Fürth authorities") →	governedBy
St. Michael’s Church (Fürth) →	hasAddress
FÜ ("Fürth, Bavaria") →	region