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Beautiful view from the palace gardens of the Neckar and the palace. The geometrically structured terraces of the Heidelberg palace gardens, which were also called the "Hortus Palatinus", were once considered the "eighth wonder of the world" by contemporaries. It took enormous effort to create the garden on the mountainside. Under Elector Friedrich V, the "piece garden", where the cannons (also called "pieces") stood, was transformed into a magnificent and world-famous pleasure garden that was intended to contribute to the ruler's fame. The "Hortus Palatinus" was designed between 1614 and 1619 by Salomon de Caus, who was specially called from London. The highlights of the garden included artificial grottos that were set into the mountain. The large grotto in the southeast corner of the garden contained elaborate water features, its walls decorated with stones, shells and corals. A large sandstone sculpture of "Father Rhine" has been preserved. Source: https://www.familienkultour.de/natur/baden-wuerttemberg/schlossgarten-im-heidelberger-schloss/

Well done castle park. The various sculptures, fountains and busts make it even more attractive. But the visit is worth it just for the view of the castle and the view of Heidelberg and the Neckar.

Beautiful castle garden, great for a walk. Admission is free.

Totally rustic dwelling place from the so-called Dachsenfranz. In the middle of the forest and also an adventure for the children

Ascent a bit wild but short, if you know where the overhang can be seen from the path.

fantastic view over the Neckar valley to the Palatinate

The Dachsenfranzhöhle was once the cave of the '"Dachsenfranz" Francesco Regali. He lived over a hundred years ago in the forests of the Odenwald and in the Kraichgau. It is not original, but it is a replica. It is impressive to see how the "Dachsenfranz" lived. Also great for children, because the small living room cave is accessible.

Very nice castle garden with a great view of Heidelberg.