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Acadia Hotel Schwetzingen
District: Outskirts Popular
An iconic building in the quiet business area of Schwetzingen, this charming abode is bounded by major international companies and local attractions.
Good7.9
(224 reviews)
Holiday Inn Heidelberg Walldorf Hotel
District: Outskirts Popular
Strategic location, gastronomic treats, pampering and functionality are the main selling points of this certified tourist and business hotel in ...
Very Good8.3
(203 reviews)
Tulip Inn Neckarsulm Hotel
District: Outskirts Popular
Surrounded by major companies and businesses, this humble abode is ideal for visiting Neckarsulm and the rest of Heidelberg.
Good7.5
(116 reviews)
Best Western Hotel Alt Heidelberg
District: Outskirts
A city centre hotel just a short walk from Heidelberg’s Old Town, offering a perfect base for touring some historic and cultural destinations.
Very Good8.2
(260 reviews)
NH Hirschberg Heidelberg Hotel
District: Outskirts
A charming hotel set in an ideal location in the city, with modern and comfortable rooms, an on-site restaurant, a garden, and function rooms
Good7
(40 reviews)
Ringhotel Heilbronn
District: Outskirts
Charming hotel in the centre of Heilbronn, conveniently close to the train station and the pedestrian zone
Good7.1
(67 reviews)
Introduction to Heidelberg - Outskirts
Home to a world-famous castle and Germany’s oldest university, Heidelberg is a popular stop on any eastern Germany tour itinerary. Although much of the tourist activity centres on the Old Town, there are a number of interesting places in other parts of this small city. In the northeast, the Heiligenberg Mountain provides some of the most spectacular views of the city. The mountain also hosts the Thingstatte, a theatre which is an important historical relic of the Nazi regime. On the south side of the river, visitors can get a different perspective on the Old Town by climbing Konigstuhl. Visitors have the chance to take an old funicular train to the peak, while the more energetic can climb the 1,200 steps of Heaven’s Ladder (Himmelsleiter) instead. Farther afield, visitors can take a suburban train to Dilsberg, a journey which should take around 20 minutes. Visitors can complete the medieval forest trail and see its four castles. Travellers can reach Heidelberg hotels on the city’s outskirts by flying into Frankfurt-Hahn Airport, around two hours’ drive from the city.Visit our Heidelberg Travel Guide
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