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Pforzheim

Pforzheim ist ein Ort, an dem sich die raue Atmosphäre der Nachkriegszeit, jahrhunderte altes Schmuckhandwerk und die Zeitlosigkeit des Schwarzwaldes miteinander verbinden.

Wallberg

The Wallberg stands as a silent witness to Pforzheim’s destruction and rebirth.

Wallberg

The Wallberg stands as a silent witness to Pforzheim’s destruction and rebirth.

Wallberg

The Wallberg stands as a silent witness to Pforzheim’s destruction and rebirth.

Wallberg

The Wallberg stands as a silent witness to Pforzheim’s destruction and rebirth.

Hafnerwiesen

The Hafnerwiesen unfold as Pforzheim’s green retreat along the river, where nature softens the city’s edge.

The Tower

Sparkassen Tower and Turmquartier

Kollmar & Jordan House

Pforzheim's Technical Museum of the jewelry and watch industry

Kollmar & Jordan House

Pforzheim's Technical Museum of the jewelry and watch industry

Pforzheim ZOB

Pforzheim’s ZOB embodies the city’s forward-looking spirit, linking local life with regional horizons.

Pforzheim ZOB

Functional and transparent, Pforzheim’s ZOB reflects a city in motion, connecting people and places.

The Trunk

The Trunk, with its flowing brick and glass façade, rises as a landmark of contemporary architecture and innovation in Pforzheim.

Applause

Guido Messer's sculpture „Die Claque“ lines the Enz bridge with identical figures in applause.

Auerbrücke

The Auer Bridge, crowned by the Flößer monument at its center, recalls Pforzheim’s river heritage where timber once journeyed from the Black Forest to the world.

Sunrise in September

Pforzheim City looking East

Parkhotel and Church

The Parkhotel and its adjoining church form a dialogue of stone and glass, hospitality and faith.

Pforzheim Train Station

Pforzheim’s Hauptbahnhof, modern in form, recalls the days when the city’s jewelry set out from here to adorn the world.

Gernika Bridge

Shaped like a goldsmith’s tool, the Gernika Bridge celebrates Pforzheim’s bond with its Basque twin city.

Bertha Benz Monument

The Bertha Benz Monument honors the woman whose pioneering drive from Mannheim to Pforzheim marked the dawn of modern mobility.

Westliche KF

The Westliche Karl-Friedrich-Straße stretches like Pforzheim’s urban spine – rebuilt in concrete clarity, yet alive with the pulse of the city.

Pforzheim Town Hall

Pforzheim’s Town Hall rises in sober post-war modernism, a symbol of civic renewal after devastation.

Waisenhausplatz

Waisenhausplatz tells of origins and absence – the cradle of jewelry craftsmanship and a reminder of what vanished.

Wallberg

The Wallberg stands as a silent witness to Pforzheim’s destruction and rebirth.

Pforzheim City

Before Pforzheim wakes up

Pforzheim City

Before Pforzheim wakes up

Pforzheim Train Station

Pforzheim’s Hauptbahnhof, modern in form, recalls the days when the city’s jewelry set out from here to adorn the world.

Dillweissenstein Bridge

The Dillweißenstein Bridge stands as a quiet link between Pforzheim’s heritage and its ever-changing present.

Guido Grohmann Photography

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