Run: 2026-07-25-01KYCR87FAZ91RYKZ00Y4QCG18

Here's what the local told you, translated: 1. **"Die Straße runter, da ist eine große Kreuzung."** — Go down this street, and you'll come to a big intersection/crossroads. 2. **"Dann an der Litfaßsäule links abbiegen."** — Then turn left at the *Litfaßsäule* — that's one of those cylindrical advertising pillars you see on German sidewalks, covered in posters for concerts and events. Use it as your landmark for the left turn. 3. **"Rechts sollte diese alte Kirche sein, quer über den Markt."** — On your right you should see an old church, on the other side of the market square (*Markt* = the market square, a typical feature of German town centers). 4. **"Der Supermarkt ist direkt dahinter."** — The supermarket is right behind it. So: walk down the street to the big intersection, turn left at the poster pillar, cross the market square toward the old church on your right, and the supermarket sits immediately behind the church. One small note: *dahinter* ("behind it") is slightly ambiguous in German, but it most naturally refers to the church, the last landmark mentioned — so look for the store tucked behind the church building, likely facing away from the square. LOCATION: The old church — the supermarket is directly behind it, just across the market square.