Heidelberg went from almost destruction due to the Thirty Years’ War in the late 17th century and faring better than most German cities after the second world war to retain its ancient feel and culture. It has grown to become a haven for the lovebirds, as it possesses a unique allure that earns it the title of one of the most romantic cities in Germany.

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Along with the preserved culture, Heidelberg hosts several festivals throughout the year. Whether you’re visiting in the winter, spring, summer or autumn, you will be treated to pleasurable experiences with different events for each season and across a wide range of entertaining interests, from music, film making, art exhibitions to photo festivals. #festivals #events #music #art #film

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Depending on who you ask, the old town located on the southwest of Germany is best known for the world-famous castle, river Neckar or one of the oldest Universities. But there is a lot of sparks, adventure and romantic feelings to explore in the picturesque cityscape. #castle #river #neckar #university #sparks #adventure #romantic #heidelberg #germany

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Along with being the home of the oldest University in Germany, Heidelberg influenced several famous achievers and great thinkers. Since the Nobel prize award started in 1901, 56 of the recipients had a connection with the city. The city possesses intellectual, literary, musical and artistic muse. Historically, it has a huge influence on Romanticism in Germany and was regarded as a cradle of the romantic movement in the late 18 century. #university #intellectual #oldest #romanticism

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The historical Heidelberg was blessed with great thinkers across various fields in the mold of famous poets such as Ludwig Achim von Arnim, Joseph von Eichendorff, Clemens Brentano and Johann Joseph von Görres. If you appreciate creative minds, a rendezvous of Heidelberg’s brilliant minds is experienced along the philosophers’ walk, Philosophenweg, to follow the great minds’ path while enjoying the classic view of the Neckar. Some of the attractions to look out as you walk down this path are Eichendorff Stone, Hoelderlin-anlage, Schlangenweg and Merian-Kanzel. #philosophenweg # neckar #walk

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Heidelberg’s palace, dated as far back as the 13th century, is a perfect representation of the Renaissance’s artistic and architectures. Sadly, some parts of the palace were ruined by the French invasion between the 17th and 18th centuries. Fast forward to this century. The partly destroyed castle attracts over a million visitors every year, and it’s one of the most popular destinations in Germany. #heidelberg #castle #renaissance #architecture #palace

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The allure of the castle can be seen from afar. For your time visiting Heidelberg, the least you deserve is a free heavenly experience walking through the garden, made exotic and romantic by orangery, beautiful fountains in addition to the historic hints with pillar remnants and other signs of what was once fortifications. With the extra effort of climbing to the rooftop, you will be rewarded with a fascinating view of the classic city in all its old and new glory. #heidelberg #castle #view #architecture #palace

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