Why is Laufamholz named “running wood”? You might think of trees racing through the forest. But the truth lies buried in the whispers of the Pegnitz River. This area, my friends, was once dominated by two imposing manor houses, both known as “Lauffenholtz”. They took their name from the rushing waters of the Pegnitz, which flowed with a powerful current through the nearby woods. Laufamholz, you see, was born from the river’s energy. Over time, the name “Laufamholz” shifted from the manor houses to the village that blossomed beside them. The heart of Laufamholz beats with a history dating back to 1296. Since 1938, Laufamholz has been a beloved part of Nuremberg. But its story starts long before that. It starts with a river’s strength and a village’s growth.
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