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Around 1130, St. Martin's Church in Nussdorf was "gifted" to Hirsau Abbey by an Eberhard, "born of a noble and free family...". This event marks the first recorded mention of a church in Nussdorf. Until the Reformation, Hirsau Abbey held property here and possessed the right of patronage, which later passed to the Duchy of Württemberg. For nine hundred years, until its destruction in April 1945, St. Martin's Church served as the parish and village church in the center of Nussdorf. Today, the St. Martin's Tower and the sacristy, dating from 1498 and integrated into the community center built in 1981, are the last remaining vestiges of the former house of worship.

One of the few remaining intact historic arched bridges crossing the Kreuzbach stream. It's not only practical for crossing the water, but also looks very attractive.

The original name of the Sorgenmühle dates back to a time when flour for the bread of the entire manor was milled there. And this was the only place where it was milled, because, as a so-called "bannmühle" (a mill under the ban), the Sorgenmühle was the only place farmers could use their mill without alternatives. So, it's more than just a name. The historical name has since been replaced by "Kreuzbachmühle" (a mill under the ban).

KATZ der bäcker is one of the most traditional and sustainable bakers in the Stuttgart region. Since 1899, our family business has been producing baked goods fresh every day of the highest quality and digestibility.

The bridge is currently being renovated

It is not very well known that the Sorgenmühle consisted of oil and grain mill. The grain mill was grinding until the 1960s

But the rest break does not apply to joggers