20의 슈베칭겐가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A memorial and a memorial site in one. It is very impressive how well preserved this complex is. 400 of these building complexes were once planned, and 60 were ultimately built in Germany, Poland and Russia.

Two dials of the tower clock are attached to the east and west side of the old gate. The hands on the large dials show the hour, the hands on the small dials the quarter hours. The old gate forms the end of Maximilianstraße opposite the cathedral.

With the castle and old town, it is part of the historical cityscape of Heidelberg and one of the reasons why thousands of tourists from all over the world flock to Heidelberg every year.

Founded around 1000 years ago, the Speyer Cathedral is today the largest Romanesque church in the world and has a correspondingly large cathedral square. In the middle of the cathedral square, in front of the west portal of the cathedral, there is a huge bowl, the so-called cathedral bowl, which marked the borderline between the medieval city and the cathedral immunity. From the end of the 15th century it was customary for the new bishop to make a debut and have the Domnapt filled with wine so that the people of Speyer could drink to his health.

From Domplatz you can see the west facade of the cathedral and Maximilianstraße. Very nice!

With the bike it can be that you push better - so many tourists!

At the southern end of the Old Bridge is the bridge gate, which is medieval in structure and flanked by twin towers that are 28 meters high. Originally it was integrated into the city fortifications.

The Heidelberg Thingstätte is an open-air stage on the Heiligenberg near Heidelberg that was built during the Nazi era, ostensibly based on the model of ancient Greek theaters. The foundation stone for the "Thingstätte Heidelberg" was laid on May 30, 1934 and on May 22. Source: Wikipedia