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Each year, Heidelberg Castle attracts around a million visitors from all over the world. Since the early 19th century, these impressive ruins have been synonymous with Romanticism.
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Heidelberg Castle (German: Heidelberger Schloss) is a ruin in Germany and landmark of Heidelberg. The castle ruins are among the most important Renaissance structures north of the Alps. The castle has only been partially rebuilt since its demolition in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Truly romantic: the world-famous ruins Heidelberg Castle. Each year, Heidelberg Castle attracts around a million visitors from all over the world. Since the early 19th century, these impressive ruins have been synonymous with Romanticism.
Nestled in the hill 300 feet above the city of Heidelberg stands the breath-taking Heidelberg Schloss (castle). The castle is a combination of several buildings surrounding an inner courtyard, put together with a haphazard look. Each building highlights a different period of German architecture.
El castillo de Heidelberg sigue ejerciendo desde hace siglos la misma fascinación. Las ruinas rodeadas de hiedra ya inspiraron a poetas y artistas del romanticismo. Le invitamos a una visita audioguiada que le acercará la magia, el misterio y la historia del castillo.
El palacio de Heidelberg o castillo de Heidelberg (del alemán: Heidelberger Schloss) es un castillo de origen medieval parcialmente en ruinas de Alemania y monumento de Heidelberg. Las edificaciones del palacio figuran entre las más importantes estructuras renacentistas al norte de los Alpes.
Construido alrededor de 1300 como un castillo fortificado con torres, casamatas y fosos, el complejo se convirtió durante cuatrocientos años en una figura feudal para los electores del Palatinado.
