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The central sticker is circular and yellow with a black border. At the top, there is a black geometric, polygonal illustration of a fox head. Below the illustration, the text "Füchse wissen, wo's schön ist." is written in black. Underneath that, it says "Ab ins Landhotel Fuchs!". At the very bottom, a black QR code is printed on the yellow background.

Füchse wissen, wo's schön ist. Ab ins Landhotel Fuchs! https://www.landhotel-fuchs.de/

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