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Industrial-Era Heidelberg — Walk II
Discover Heidelberg's architectural gems from the Gründerzeit
5 StopsEstimated Duration: 84 minutes
Immerse yourself in Heidelberg's history through this 4.36 km walk exploring the Gründerzeit era. Start your journey at the remarkable Ernst-Walz-Brücke, connecting the charming districts of Bergheim and Neuenheim, once known as the Hindenburg Bridge. Move on to St. Albert’s Church, a stunning example of 1930s architecture. Be captivated by the neo-Gothic splendor of Johanneskirche, which stands as a testament to intricate craftsmanship. The trail culminates at the Zollstockbrunnen, where history and art blend seamlessly into the cityscape. Be surprised by these architectural masterpieces and enjoy a walk that brings the past to life.
Did you know? — Ernst-Walz-Brücke
The bridge was originally known as Hindenburgbrücke.
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Ernst-Walz-Brücke
Bridge
288 mStop 1 to stop 2
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St. Albert
Church
1.9 kmStop 2 to stop 3
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Johanneskirche
Church
1.3 kmStop 3 to stop 4
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Liselotte-Platz
Monument
2.3 kmStop 4 to stop 5
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