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Marstall
Historic Building Made of Neckartäler Sandstone
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The Heidelberg Marstall, constructed around 1510 from Neckartäler sandstone, is one of the oldest surviving buildings from the Early Modern period in Heidelberg. Once known as the Zeughaus, it reflects the city's historical significance. This building is recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Germany.
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The original Marstall building was located south in a now-destroyed structure.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- ~1510
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
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Part of These Trails
Monuments of HeidelbergStop 8 of 13
Heritage Sites in HeidelbergStop 4 of 13
Location
Nearby
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196 m away
Alter Synagogenplatz
124 m away
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277 m away
Heumarkt
162 m away
Universitätsplatz
228 m away
ehemalige Synagoge
125 m away
Universitätsbibliothek
326 m away
Gloria & Gloriette
236 m away
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