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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.
- Gothic & Renaissance
- Germany
- before 1214
- Bishop of Worms (first known owner), State of Baden-Württemberg
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.
Official homepage of Heidelberg Palace: opening hours, admission prices, guided tours, rooms for rent, information on getting married in the castle and much more.
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.
With its beautiful castle, old town, bridge, and hiking trails, it’s a Germany must-see. This guide will help you help you plan you visit to this historic university town and its famous Heidelberg Castle. If you want to discover enchanting Heidelberg beyond the castle, be sure to check out our Heidelberg guide here.
Heidelberg Castle is probably the world's most famous ruins. This castle ruin of red sandstone from the Neckar valley sits high above the valley floor, on the steep northern slope of the Königstuhl hill, surrounded by green forest. Its silhouette dominates views of Heidelberg's historic district.
Royal Palaces & Castles. Heidelberg Castle. The romantic ruins of Heidelberg Castle have been one of Europe's most famous sights since the 19th century, attracting millions of visitors from far and wide. Even the setting of the castle ruins, overgrown with ivy, is a nod to the grandeur of the former residents, the Wittelsbach dynasty.
