Heidelberg is the third largest scenic spot in Germany after Cologne Cathedral and Neuschwanstein Castle. The whole Heidelberg gives people the impression of green mountains and beautiful waters, old bridges and castles, a beautiful university town, and a typical German countryside.
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Goethe once watched the sunset here and said that he lost his heart in Heidelberg. There is a quiet Philosopher's Road and the longest pedestrian street in Europe. The ancient castle gives people a quaint feeling. Each building has its own story.
The integration of Heidelberg University, the third oldest in Europe, the oldest in Germany, and the cradle of Nobel Prize winners, with the entire city gives it a very academic atmosphere.
The student prison fully reflects the lively and playful feel here.
Whether you like natural landscapes or cultural landscapes, you can consider visiting here.
Goethe's Poems Goethe once wrote a poem called "I Forgot My Heart in Heidelberg". The reason for this poem also has a story.
In the autumn of 1815, Goethe and Marianne met for the first time at the Heidelberg Art Exhibition where celebrities gathered.
After two weeks of good times, Goethe reluctantly left Mariana and never saw her again.
Four years later, Goethe published a collection of poems "I Forgot My Heart in Heidelberg" to commemorate this unforgettable love.
There is a Goethe monument in the Heidelberg Castle Garden, with a bronze head of Goethe. Next to the monument is a stone chair decorated with an image of a "love bird". Under the stone chair is engraved Marianne's poem: "Where the high wall blooms, I
I found the one I love most. "The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg1" The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg made this city famous all over the world.
The summary of the story of this play is as follows: There is a prince who is studying in Heidelberg and falls in love with a tavern waitress, which causes opposition from his family. In the end, the two overcome the pressure and achieve love.
Although the plot of this drama is old-fashioned, the timing of its appearance is very good, just when the movie was first invented.
Soon after, the play was made into a movie, and the scenery of Heidelberg traveled across the ocean with the film and spread to countries all over the world.
It is said that before World War II, Hollywood in the United States alone remade this story 12 times, and its influence was astonishing.
Arrival transportation: There are two main airports to arrive in Heidelberg: 1. Frankfurt Airport. This is Frankfurt International Airport. It is a relatively large airport in Frankfurt and most of the planes arrive here.
The airport itself is not connected to the train station.
From the airport, you can take a train directly to Heidelberg Train Station 2. Stuttgart Airport is a low-cost airport, and some intra-European low-cost airlines stop here. Airport bus: Hahn Express 140 directly connects the airport to Heidelberg Train Station for internal transportation in Heidelberg. Heidelberg
There are two main transportation hubs inside.
The first is Heidelberg train station (heidelberg hauptbahnhof), and the second is Bismarckplatz (Bismarckplatz) in the old city center.
Heidelberg Railway Station has relatively frequent local trains to nearby towns.
There are restaurants, supermarkets and bag deposit rooms at the train station.
There are many buses here that arrive at Bismarck Station. When you arrive at Bismarck Station, you will reach the old town attraction area.
It only takes about 5 minutes by bus (and about 20 minutes on foot).
The buses from the train station to Bismarck Station are: TRAM5 TRAM21 (it is a tram, you cannot get on the bus to buy tickets), No. 32, No. 33, No. 34 (they are all buses. You can get on the bus and ask the driver to buy tickets.
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Route 32 can also go to the University Square and Route 33 can also go to the Castle District (remember that you need to press the red button to stop when you get off). There is also a daily traffic ticket called Ticket24 in Heidelberg.
Introduction to attractions and tourist routes Heidelberg Castle Heidelberg Castle is a must-see attraction in Heidelberg. This castle is very large and has many towers. Many towers are palaces built by electors. The so-called electors are people who are qualified to elect the Roman emperor. At night
The castle is also very beautiful with lights.
Heidelberg Castle itself is located on the Throne Hill next to Heidelberg. It overlooks the entire small town of Heidelberg and the Neckar. Mark Twain once described Heidelberg Castle as "broken yet kingly, like King Lear in the storm." Heidelberg Castle
There are many attractions inside. The main attractions are Elizabeth Gate, Castle Garden, Barrel House, Medicine Tower, etc.