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How to find our main office in Erlangen Dr. Martina Jordan Jordanweg 5 91054 Erlangen Tel: +49 (0)9131 4001154 Mobil: +49 (0)175 5706482 By car: You can find our main office in Erlangen from the BAB 3 (Autobahn A3) or BAB 9 (Autobahn A9). At the intersection Fürth/Erlangen take the BAB 73 (Autobahn A73) in the direction of Schweinfurt (A70)/Bamberg/Erlangen/Coburg through to the Erlangen Nord exit. At the exit take the left lane and turn left at the next traffic lights. Turn to the right at the following traffic light into Bayreuther Straße. At the second set of traffic lights turn left into Spardorfer Straße in the direction of Gräfenberg. Drive straight on for about 1.4km till you pass some woods on the left hand side. Turn left into Jordanweg (‘Anlieger frei’ = ‘residents only’) and follow the road round to the right for about 150 m. You can see the house No. 5 on the left hand side. Coming from the north you can get to the main office in Erlangen from the BAB 7 (Autobahn A7). At the Schweinfurt/Werneck intersection take the BAB 70 (Autobahn A70) in the direction of Bamberg. At the Bamberg intersection, take the BAB 73 (Autobahn A73) in the direction of Nürnberg/Erlangen. Take the Erlangen Nord exit and turn to the left at the next traffic lights. Take the left lane and turn to the left at the second set of traffic lights (after you drove through an underpass). Drive straight on to the second traffic light and turn right into Bayreuther Straße. At the second set of traffic lights turn left into Spardorfer Straße in the direction of Gräfenberg. Drive straight on for about 1.4km till you pass some woods on the left hand side. Turn left into Jordanweg (‘Anlieger frei’ = ‘residents only’) and follow the road round to the right for about 150 m. You can see the house No. 5 on the left hand side. From the BAB 9 (Autobahn A9) coming from Berlin take the BAB 70 (Autobahn A70) in the direction of Bamberg at the Bayreuth intersection. From there please follow the description shown above. By train: You can reach our main office by taking the train to the main station in Erlangen. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like a transfer from the station. By aeroplane: You can reach our main office in Erlangen from Nuremberg Airport. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like a transfer from the airport. .

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