is located on autobahn A 6 and federal highway B 19. Waldenburg is located in the area of HNV on the Heilbronn–Crailsheim railway. Waldenburg (Wurttemberg) station is served every two hours by Regional-Express services to Heilbronn and Crailsheim. In the hours in between Regional-Express services it is served by Regionalbahn services on the Öhringen–Schwäbisch Hall-Hessental route. Established companies The industrial park is a plan of the Hohenlohe Waldenburg Association of Municipalities, copper and cell Künzelsau and has an area of , of which 135 hectares are being used. It is situated at the foot of the mountain Waldenburg 6 in the immediate vicinity of the station Waldenburg, the Federal Autobahn and Federal Street 19. In the industrial field, the following companies are based or have a production site: R. Stahl Ziehl-Abegg SWG (Schraubenwerk Gaisbach) of the Würth Group Lidl Wolff & Müller Würth Elektronik eiSos, part of the Würth Elektronik Group Culture and sights Museums The City Council of Waldenburg is a museum with Urweltfunden. Since 1971, the castle houses a museum with collections of seals from the early Middle Ages. Buildings and structures Schloss Waldenburg Keep Remnants of the monastery at the settlement site Goldbach Waldenburg TV Tower Friedrichsberg Television Tower, a TV tower of reinforced concrete under construction Evangelical Lutheran, Catholic, and Apostolic churches exist in Waldenburg. East of Waldburg operates the southwest radio with the TV Tower Waldenburg-Fredericksburg since 2008, as the main transmitter for radio and television. By 2009, the village was finished using TV Tower Waldenburg in operation, which was dismantled after the shutdown to the water tower. Nature Near the settlement site Goldbach are the nature reserves of Rößlesmahdsee, with Pfaffenklinge and the Eastern Goldbachsee lake. Between Obersteinbach and the hamlet of Tommelhardt are the nature reserves of Obere Weide (pasture) and Entlesboden, which show the natural vegetation of the old Hutewälder forest. References Hohenlohe (district) Burial sites of the House of Urach