Masl Tow! Fürth Honors Leopold Ullstein with a Special City Tour

Event: Masl Tow! Tour for the 200th Birthday of Leopold Ullstein in Jüdisches Museum Franken in Fürth, Königstraße 89, 90762 Fürth on 6. September 2026

Date and Time

6. September 2026 14:00

Artist

Location

Jüdisches Museum Franken in Fürth
Königstraße 89, 90762 Fürth, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

Tours & Sightseeing

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

In the Footsteps of Leopold Ullstein: A Jewish-Franconian Discovery Tour through Fürth

This special city tour combines museum, biography, and urban space into an impressive discovery experience. The focus is on Leopold Ullstein, born September 6, 1826, in Fürth, who rose from the Jewish family business to become one of the most influential publishers in Germany. The tour begins with selected exhibits at the Jewish Museum Franconia and continues through the city to the Old Jewish Cemetery. ([tourismus-fuerth.de](https://www.tourismus-fuerth.de/entdecken-staunen/geschichtliches/fuerther-persoenlichkeiten/?utm_source=openai))

Between Museum and Urban Space

Those who discover Fürth through its Jewish history experience cultural history up close. The tour provides insights into the Franconian-Jewish life world, which the museum conveys through Judaica and everyday objects, and places Leopold Ullstein's life path in this historical context. Thus, a biography becomes a vivid walk through memory, entrepreneurial spirit, and media history. ([kubik-fuerth.de](https://kubik-fuerth.de/kulturpartner/detail/juedisches-museum-franken?utm_source=openai))

Leopold Ullstein and the History of a Media House

Leopold Ullstein learned the paper business in his father's company, founded his own wholesale paper company in Berlin in 1855, and created the Ullstein Verlag in 1877, a media house of international significance. The Fürth tour showcases this development with local references and shows how closely family history, city history, and European press history are intertwined. ([tourismus-fuerth.de](https://www.tourismus-fuerth.de/entdecken-staunen/geschichtliches/fuerther-persoenlichkeiten/?utm_source=openai))

From the Birthplace to the Old Cemetery

The tour connects to key locations of Jewish life in Fürth and ends at the Old Jewish Cemetery, one of the oldest and most significant Jewish cemeteries in Germany. There also rest relatives from the environment of Leopold Ullstein. The path there makes the topography of Jewish history visible in the urban landscape and gives the tour a particularly dense atmosphere. ([tourismus-fuerth.de](https://www.tourismus-fuerth.de/poi/alter-juedischer-friedhof-100036877/?utm_source=openai))

Practical Information for Visitors

The Jewish Museum Franconia in Fürth is located at Königstraße 89, accessible, among others, by the U1 line to Fürth Rathaus; the City Center underground parking is mentioned as a parking option. The new building is barrier-free, while the old building is only partially barrier-free. For similar city tours by Fürth Tourism, a duration of 90 minutes, a meeting point at Leopold Ullstein's birthplace at Mohrenstraße 2, and participation without prior registration is documented. ([juedisches-museum.org](https://www.juedisches-museum.org/besuch/?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion

This tour is aimed at anyone who wants to experience Fürth as a city of Jewish culture, significant personalities, and living memory. Between museum, birthplace, and cemetery, an intense picture of Leopold Ullstein and his time emerges. Those who want to not just read history but experience it should secure this date early. ([tourismus-fuerth.de](https://www.tourismus-fuerth.de/entdecken-staunen/geschichtliches/fuerther-persoenlichkeiten/?utm_source=openai))

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