The landscape around Schramberg is a steep, forested network of Black Forest valleys, which has shaped both the compact urban form and the town’s manufacturing economy. The Schiltach runs through the Talstadt, while wooded slopes rise directly behind its streets. Clockmaking made Schramberg internationally known: Junghans was founded here in 1861, and its factory architecture remains an important part of the townscape. The Auto- und Uhrenwelt Schramberg presents local automobile and timepiece production, placing industrial heritage within a setting defined by forest and narrow valleys. Move on to other webcams in Baden-Württemberg to compare valley settlements and upland settings around the Black Forest.
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