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Elevated view of Heidelberg and the castle. There is a nice playground for children.

The Kornmarkt came into being in the 16th century. The old hospital was previously located on this site. In 1551 the buildings were transferred to the university. However, they were in such bad condition that the university could not use them. In 1557, the city council submitted a request to Elector Ottheinrich, in which he asked for permission to demolish the former hospital building and set up a milk and cabbage market on the site. The request was granted. The milk and cabbage market that subsequently emerged was also called the New Market to distinguish it from the older market square at the Heiliggeistkirche. The term Kornmarkt only became established in the late 17th century. Today the Kornmarkt is adorned with the Mother of God fountain. The Palais Graimberg can also be seen at the south-east corner of the square. In the west, the Kornmarkt is delimited by the successor building to the Prinz Carl, Heidelberg's former luxury hotel. At Christmas time, many lights outshine the Kornmarkt and bathe the Christmas crib and the stalls in the winter forest in a special glow. Source: https://www.heidelberg-marketing.de/poi/kornmarkt

The Kornmarkt is a square in the old town of Heidelberg not far from the market square. The main street runs to the north of the Kornmarkt, to the south are Ingrimstrasse and Karlstrasse. The Burgweg, which leads to the Heidelberg Castle, begins south of the Kornmarkt.

Nice view of the Heidelberg Castle

The spacious square with the numerous restaurants invites you to linger.

The Schwetzingen Palace Square is very beautiful. There is always something going on here, due to the castle and the beautiful pubs, beer gardens and cafés around. It's also great that the cars also have to drive at a walking pace.

Great place with Mediterranean flair and lots of charm

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.