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The museum is located in a beautiful half-timbered house directly on the Pegnitz River. A beer garden is right next door. It's a very atmospheric spot. This spot is not to be missed.

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Running is always worth a trip

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Beautiful rest area on the Pegnitz

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Beautiful "tree gate" that leads directly into the beautiful Pegnitz valley

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Beautiful trail along the wall; you should take it in Engelthal.

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Beautiful approach to Hallershof;

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The **Industrial Museum Lauf** in **Lauf an der Pegnitz** is a fascinating destination for anyone interested in the history of crafts and industry! Here is some interesting information about the museum: 1. **Overview**: - The museum displays exhibits from **industrial history** from **1890 to 1970** and offers a deep insight into life and work during the industrial age. 2. **Location**: - It is located at **Sichartstraße 5-25, 91207 Lauf an der Pegnitz**, idyllically situated near the old town. 3. **Area and exhibits**: - Various aspects of industrial development are presented in an area of **4,000 m²** in **14 listed buildings**. 4. **Opening times**: - Currently the museum is **closed**. It would be good to check the opening times before visiting. 5. **Contact**: - For further information you can contact the museum on **09123 1844060**.

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The patronage of this church and the parish belonging to it has not been given to one of the (almost infinite) many saints, but rather placed under the protection of the "Holy Trinity". The following words come from Pope Benedict XVI (Joseph Ratzinger) about the mystery of faith that in Christianity we worship ONE God in THREE persons: "On the Sunday after Pentecost we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. Through the Holy Spirit, who helps us understand the words of Jesus and leads us to the whole truth, believers can gain knowledge of the innermost nature of God and discover that He is by no means infinite solitude, but rather a community of light and love, life given and received in an eternal dialogue between the Father and the Son in the Holy Spirit - loving, beloved and love, to use the words of St. Augustine." (Speech by Pope Benedict XVI, at the Angelus on June 11, 2006)

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