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This museum is dedicated to Ludwig Erhard, a Fürth native and long-term minister of the economy (1949-1963) and short-term chancellor (1963-1966).
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City hall
Constructed between 1840 and 1850, the building was strongly inspired by the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence.
This is the main site; there are smaller museums in Schwabach and Schnaittach. Fürth was an important center of Jewish life in Franconia up until the Nazi era but far from the only one. Among Fürth's best known Jewish sons is Henry Kissinger, who fled the Nazis and went on to a successful political career in the U.S. in the Nixon and Ford administrations.
A rather small venue, while there are times without any offers, it regularly hosts nice exhibitions and concerts (see website for current activities).
The location of the first train to run in Germany. Now the open-air market is there.
Kofferfabrik is a great place with a lot of non-mainstream culture happenings (concerts, theatre), see website for details.
The radio museum of the City of Fürth.