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The administrative building comprises three floors, which initially housed meeting rooms, card index rooms, and filing facilities for both the insurance company and the arbitration court located there. Apartments for the board of directors and the caretaker were also built on the second floor. The entrance portal on Maximilianstrasse features the Palatia as a niche figure and bore the Bavarian coat of arms until World War II. The facade is adorned with ornamentation, with the central section of the building and the third floor set back. This design is typical of Viennese aristocratic palaces of the Neo-Baroque period. The allegorical figures on pedestals on the third floor represent youth and diligence, industry, agriculture and farming, and old age. These were crafted from French Savonnières stone by the sculptor Gustav Adolf Bernd. The mansard roof is topped with a gable and balcony facing the cathedral.

The new Beith Shalom Synagogue in Speyer was ceremonially opened on November 9, 2011, symbolizing the return of Jewish life to the city after the destruction of the old synagogue during the Nazi era. History and Significance The Beith Shalom Synagogue, meaning "House of Peace," was built 73 years after the destruction of the old synagogue during Kristallnacht. The foundation stone was laid on November 9, 2008, and the dedication took place on November 9, 2011, representing a symbolic act of reviving Jewish life in Speyer. https://www.speyer.de/de/familie-und-soziales/religion/synagoge-beith-shalom/

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Schöner's townhouse in Speyer

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A beautiful walking and cycling path along the Woogbach with lots of greenery and shade, also great for walks in the summer when it is particularly hot in Speyer.

The Woogbach, known as the Nonnenbach in its lower reaches, is a 9 km long river in Rhineland-Palatinate and a left tributary of the Speyerbach, from which it draws its water and into which it flows. - from Wiki