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Good café and meeting place for the CFN :)

The Hallertürlein is a small, historic pedestrian gate in the western part of Nuremberg's Old Town. It was built around 1400 during the construction of the outer city wall and owes its name to the Hallerwiese (Haller Meadow), which lies directly outside the gate and belonged to the Nuremberg patrician family Haller von Hallerstein until 1434. Originally, the Hallertürlein was a narrow, pointed tower, also known as the "Green G." It acquired its present appearance through a reconstruction in 1519. The gate leads through the city wall north of the Pegnitz River and connects the St. Sebald district with the Hallerwiese. Immediately in front of the Hallertürlein, the Hallertor Bridge crosses the Pegnitz. To the south of the Hallertürlein, the fortifications of the Pegnitz's tributaries begin, while to the north, the Hallertor (Haller Gate) gap begins. The Hallertor itself was only built in the late 19th century to accommodate the growing traffic. The Hallertürlein is well preserved to this day and is a picturesque sight.

Wöhrder Wiese, Nuremberg The Wöhrder Wiese is an inner-city green space along the Pegnitz River and Lake Wöhrder in the center of Nuremberg, south of the Wöhrd district. It is part of the Franconian Sand Axis. Below the weir of the Lower Wöhrder Lake, the Wöhrder Wiese is bordered by the Pegnitz River and its southern branch. The area is intensively used by recreationists and athletes, as well as for leisure and cultural events. From May to September, the Wöhrder Wiese is home to the Sensory Experience Center, as well as beer gardens in the summer. Cyclists and pedestrians cross the Wöhrder Wiese on their way from eastern Nuremberg to the city center. The six-hour run takes place annually in March on a circular route. Text / Source: wikipedia.org https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/W%C3%B6hrder_Wiese

History to experience and touch. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallert%C3%BCrlein

I can only confirm that Ina mentioned the stones in the Stone Gorge. They really do exist!

The beach section at Lake Wöhrder See is one of the most beautiful and relaxing parts of the route. 🏝️🏃‍♂️ 🔹 Tip: It's worth slowing down here for a moment and enjoying the view. 🌊 This section has a unique atmosphere, especially in summer or in the early morning hours, when the first rays of sun make the water sparkle. 🌅

The Johann Sörghel Trail in the northeast of Lake Wöhrder See offers a particularly peaceful and natural running route. 🌿🏃‍♂️ 🔹 Tip: Those who run along this route will enjoy a varied route with views of the water and plenty of greenery. Especially in the early morning or late evening hours, this section offers a peaceful atmosphere – perfect for a relaxed workout or a meditative run. 🌅🌊 💡 Bonus: This trail is also ideal for changing pace, as it features some gentle curves and small climbs. Ideal for runners who want to vary their running technique. 💪

Huge, historic site. 💪