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German Clock Road

The German Clock Road links Black Forest towns associated with clockmaking, from the central and southern forest toward the Baar. Museums and workshops give the drive a clear craft-history focus.

German Clock Road

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Furtwangen's German Clock Museum offers a broad introduction, while Schramberg explains the Junghans factory and the industry's wider development. St. Märgen adds the story of clock dealers who carried Black Forest work abroad. These contrasting stops reveal how making and selling clocks connected small towns to a wider world.

Useful to know

  • Build the day around two or three clockmaking stops, leaving any lake, waterfall or mountain-railway detour optional.
  • Check museum opening arrangements before driving between the dispersed Black Forest towns.

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