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The new town hall of Knittlingen was inaugurated on this site on May 21, 1954. In front of the town hall stands the Faust monument by Stuttgart artist Hanne Schorp-Pflumm.

Built in the 13th century, St. Stephen's Church in Kieselbronn is surrounded by a double ring wall, revealing a part of its history at first glance. As a fortified church, it served as a refuge for parishioners and a storage place for valuables during times of war. The chancel tower with its arrow slits and the building's thick walls bear witness to this function. The "Gaden," a wooden story above the nave whose chambers served as storerooms, is also a typical feature of a fortified church. However, the Kieselbronn church's Gaden was dismantled during renovations at the end of the 18th century. At its entrance, the church is guarded by a massive figure of the Archangel Michael, holding a large sword.

Unfortunately, the shrine is currently empty (Sept. 2025)

Pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Enz with a beautiful view of the river and its inhabitants.

The station building has been the clubhouse of the Pforzheim Railway Friends Association since 1988. Built in 1874 and lovingly renovated in accordance with historic preservation regulations, it houses a small museum on railway history on the ground floor. Several major events take place in and around the station throughout the year, such as the Railway Days, the Station Festival, and the Book Market, as well as smaller private and public events. The association renovates and maintains the historic building, builds and operates several model railways in various gauges, and deals with all topics related to railways. On the Railway Days around January 6th, all rooms of the station are open to visitors, and both the association's own model railway layouts and those belonging to guests can be viewed. During the Station Festival on Ascension Day, a large beer garden is operated in front of the building, which is popular with many day-trippers. The large goods hall and ticket hall can be used for events. For example, concerts are held here during Advent, as well as the large book market on the first Sunday in November.

Covered wooden bridge over the Nagold with two bulges in the middle of the bridge.

A single-lane bridge with traffic lights. Pedestrians walk parallel to the bridge. Great view of the Nagold River and the old rectory. The bridge's eye-catcher.