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Fürth, known as the cloverleaf city, is home to over 130,000 people and boasts the highest density of monuments in Germany. Its city park reflects the green cloverleaf of its coat of arms. The city has a rich Jewish heritage and was once referred to as the "Franconian Jerusalem" due to the liberal living conditions it offered to people of the Jewish faith. Today, Fürth continues to value tolerance and open coexistence.

The city has also made significant contributions to the global economy, thanks to entrepreneurial individuals such as Gustav Schickedanz, who founded the mail order company Quelle, Max Grundig, known for his consumer electronics, and the thriving toy industry. With its diverse art and cultural scene, as well as its legendary old town pub scene, Fürth has a unique charm and appeals to people of all ages.

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