Attractions in the Electoral Palatinate

A short but impressive gorge in the small Odenwald. The rugged and very steep gorge is hardly expected in the rather gentle Odenwald and the climb is not quite as …read more

Under no circumstances should you pass Speyer without having stopped by the cathedral! It is the largest surviving Romanesque church in the world. Since 1981 he is on the UNESCO …read more

Great view above Heidelberg over the Rhine plain across to the Palatinate.

Before you start a tour that includes a use of the ferry before check whether the ferry is really in operation (especially at high risk of flooding):
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Very nice old town - great framework. The old town is partly surrounded by the historic city wall.

Open from 10.00 am until dusk, hot meals throughout. No company holidays.
 April to September: closed on Mondays.
October to March: Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays

Hohengaststatte
"To the White …read more

The Heidelberg Thingstätte is one of about 40 Thingplätze the early period of National Socialism and was built from 1934-35 to plans by the architect Hermann Alker of the Reich …read more

Great palace complex - especially the castle garden - once summer residence of the Palatinate elector.

It is made of Neckar sandstone and was built in the 18th century by Elector Karl Theodor: the famous Old Bridge. It is one of the last great examples of …read more

Very impressive if you go on the bow on it. 👍🏼

Definitely on the Merian pulpit: beautiful view

Operating times and tariffs see pictures

The huge castle of Heidelberg is itself as a ruin one of the most beautiful castles of Germany. Unlike Neuschwanstein Castle, Heidelberg Castle has a history of almost 900 years. …read more

Impressively preserved foundations of the former monastery. On the small turret you can also get a good overview of the top.

It is made of Neckar sandstone and was built in the 18th century by Elector Karl Theodor: the famous Old Bridge. It is one of the last great examples of …read more

The castle Schauenburg, also called New-Schauenburg, is the ruin of a spur castle east of the community Dossenheim in the Rhine-Neckar district in Baden-Württemberg. The remains of the former mountain …read more

In the shade of old chestnut trees, you can enjoy a beer in the summer, the beautiful view of the vineyards, Schriesheim and the Rhine valley (up to the Palatinate …read more

When the weather is fine, you have a breathtaking view of Heidelberg and the Rhine plain from up here. Even the Palatinate mountains more than 40 kilometers away can still …read more

The Johanneshof is a garden with farm shop in the fields between Hockenheim and Speyer.
Super delicious food with regional products in an idyllic garden atmosphere. Special recommendation are the homemade Maultaschen "Günther".
More information: johanneshof.de

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