Heidelberg Old City

By Unknown

Friday, 4 November 2016

There is an old town in Germany, precisely located in Baden-Wurttemberg is known to have the old university and the old castle. The city itself is so big and incredibly, Heidelberg is not destroyed when the World War II. For tourists who are curious as to what the appearance of the old city, please visit and you will find the pedestrian area of ​​the longest in Europe. This area is surrounded by many buildings tia on the left and right, but despite everything looks old buildings still functioning and well-maintained.In addition to the longest pedestrian area, you can visit a popular castle named Heidelberger Schloss with its ruins. The castle building was once a fortress strategically placed and functioned as a fortress, and finally turned into the residence or the royal palace in the Pfalz. There is damage in this castle between 1689 and 1693 were caused by the war by the royal heir Pfalz who gained the throne.Since the damage occurred, the restoration was done only some of which get restoration. Damage occurred precisely in 1764 back in one piece that is triggered by the presence of fire from lightning. When viewed carefully, then you will find a fact that the city faces Heidelberg is actually dominated by the ruins of the castle building which has a height of about 80 meters on the mountain cliffs.• Visitors adults charged EUR 7 or around Rp 100,500 and this has included the Great Tun, The Funicular Railway, as well as the German Apothecary Museum.• Visitors adults charged EUR 5 as an additional cost if you want to follow the guided tour, and if dirupiahkan mean you have to spend an extra Rp 72 thousand.• Visitors who came with his family charged EUR 12.50 or approximately USD 180 thousand.• Heidelberg Palace is open from 8 am to 6 pm each day, but for more details please direct statement on the official site because of operational time is quite varied at certain times.

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