Nagold

Nagold is a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, located in the Nagold valley in the Northern Black Forest. It sits on the Nagold river, about 40 kilometers south of Stuttgart. The town is part of the Calw district in the Stuttgart administrative region.

Historically, Nagold developed in the Middle Ages as a market town along trade routes and grew around the river crossing. Its historic center preserves many timber-framed houses and a traditional market square, reflecting its long urban tradition.

Administratively, Nagold belongs to the Calw district and functions as a local centre for the surrounding area. The population is in the tens of thousands, with residents supported by local schools, services, and cultural institutions.

Economy and transport: The local economy includes small and medium-sized manufacturing, crafts, and services, with agriculture in the surrounding countryside. Nagold is connected by regional roads and has a railway station on regional lines, providing rail access to Stuttgart and other nearby cities.

Culture and environment: The town offers cultural facilities such as museums and events typical of a small urban center. Its setting in the Nagold valley provides access to the Black Forest foothills, with nearby forests, trails, and natural areas used for recreation.