[17] Die Nagold
Description
In Hesse´s youth, the Nagold was dammed almost continuously in the town area so that the millers, craftsmen and factories had water power. The tanners, after whom Hesse gave the town the poetic name "Gerbersau", also had their workplaces along the banks. Hermann Hesse liked to fish from the bridge and from the bankside bushes. A hundred metres above the bridge on the right-hand side was the bathing meadow described in "Unterm Rad". Hesse vividly described rafting on the Nagold in the story "Floßfahrt".
POIs
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[1] House Schaber - birthplace of Hermann Hesse
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[2] Calw town hall
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[3] Salzkasten
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[4] Old Latin School
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[5] Peter and Paul Evangelical Church
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[6] Evagelisches Dekanat
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[7] House Schüz
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[8] Brühlpark
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[9] Calwer Friedhof
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[10] Steinhaus
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[11] Palais Vischer
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[12] Weinsteg
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[13] House Flory
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[14] Georgenäum
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[15] Hermann Hesse Platz mit Hermann Hesse Brunnen
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[16] Nikolausbrücke
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[17] Die Nagold
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[18] Bahnhofstraße 1
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[19] Bischofsbrunnen
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[20] Hirsau, Wildbader Straße 2
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[21] Inselgasse
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[22] Lederstraße 32, Andreä-Haus
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[23] Marktstraße 4-6
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[24] Am Schießberg 9
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[25] Metzgergasse
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[26] Badstraße
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[27] Corner Nikolausbrücke/Bischofstraße/Bahnhofstraße
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[28] Bahnhofstraße 20
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[29] Bahnhofstraße 24
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[30] Bischofstraße 4
