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Leopoldstein
Commemorating Baden's legacy atop Königstuhl
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Nestled in Heidelberg's city forest, the Leopoldstein stands as a memorial stone from 1851, honoring Karl I. Friedrich Leopold, the fourth Grand Duke of Baden. Despite damage in the 1950s, this monument continues to narrate the tale of a significant ruler. Accessible at an elevation of 526.3 meters, it offers history buffs and hikers alike an intriguing stop. Immerse yourself in the historical ambiance and relish the scenic views over picturesque Heidelberg.
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Originally standing at 2.5 meters, the Leopoldstein was damaged in the 1950s, highlighting the fragility of even the most enduring monuments.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1851
- Elevation
- 526.3 m
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
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Location
Nearby
Heidelberg-Königstuhl State Observatory
740 m away
Posseltslust
1.1 km away
Märchenparadies Heidelberg
1.2 km away
Kolonialstein
1.3 km away
Fernsehturm Heidelberg
1.4 km away
Fernmeldeturm Heidelberg
1.4 km away
Ehrenfriedhof
1.6 km away
Heidelberg Castle
2.1 km away