Cineplex Fürth

Fuerth, pressed directly against Nuremberg with no visible boundary between them, has always insisted on its own identity — a separate city with its own town hall, its own theatre, and its own proud history as a centre of Jewish life and early industrialisation. The Cineplex on Gebhardtstraße serves this Franconian twin city, where the first German railway arrived in 1835 and Ludwig Erhard, architect of the post-war economic miracle, was born. The rivalry with Nuremberg is affectionate but real, and Fuerth's cinema is part of its cultural self-assertion. Here, audiences watch their films in Fuerth, not in the shadow of its larger neighbour.

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