• Neckarwiese Heidelberg - The Heidelberger Neckarwiese is a beloved gathering spot located right on the banks of the Neckar River, providing both locals and visitors with a serene atmosphere and stunning views of the castle and old town. It’s perfect for strolls, picnics, or simply unwinding in nature. In the summer, the expansive meadows are ideal for sunbathing and relaxation. Families enjoy the playgrounds, while athletes take advantage of the area for jogging or volleyball. With its scenic setting and vibrant ambiance, the Neckarwiese is an excellent place to savor Heidelberg.
• Old Bridge (Karl Theodor Bridge) - The Old Bridge in Heidelberg, officially known as the Karl-Theodor-Brücke, stands as one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. It links the old town with the opposite bank of the Neckar River, offering breathtaking views of Heidelberg Castle and the surrounding hills. This majestic stone bridge, dating back to the 18th century, features impressive arches and bridge figures, including the renowned Bridge Monkey Monument, which captivates visitors with its symbolism and history. A stroll across the Old Bridge is essential for every Heidelberg visitor, providing wonderful photo opportunities.
• Altstadt (Old Town) - Heidelberg’s old town is the city’s heart, enchanting visitors with its historical allure. Narrow, cobblestone streets, stunning Baroque architecture, and a lively atmosphere make it a unique attraction. Numerous sights await, including the market square, the Holy Spirit Church, and the town hall. The old town invites leisurely exploration, with many quaint shops, cafes, and restaurants. The world-famous Heidelberg Castle, easily accessible by cable car, majestically overlooks the area. The Old Town is the perfect starting point to discover Heidelberg’s full splendor.
• Weststadt - Heidelberg’s western city is a delightful residential area, renowned for its splendid Wilhelminian and Art Nouveau villas. Situated west of the Old Town, it impresses with its tranquil, green streets and elegant architecture. In the western city, one can experience the relaxed lifestyle of the residents, while small boutiques, cafes, and restaurants enliven the neighborhood. The central Wilhelmsplatz is a favored meeting spot, hosting a regular weekly market. The western city offers an ideal blend of historical charm and modern urban living, perfect for a leisurely walk off the beaten path.
• Zollhofgarten - The railway city is Heidelberg’s newest and most modern district, developed on the former freight yard site. It exemplifies sustainable urban development and is among the largest passive house settlements globally. The railway city’s architecture is innovative and energy-efficient, featuring modern residential buildings, office complexes, and abundant green spaces. Families and young professionals particularly value the district for its proximity to the main railway station and the diverse leisure activities available. Gadamerplatz serves as the railway city’s hub, offering shopping, dining, and cafes. A highlight for nature enthusiasts is the nearby park at the Altes Messplatz, perfect for walks and relaxation.

• E-bikes

Explore the enchanting city of Heidelberg and its attractions with our e-bikes. Experience the most stunning aspects of Heidelberg in a relaxed and eco-friendly manner with our e-bikes! The tour begins at our shop, or at a location of your choice. From there, the journey takes you to the scenic Neckarwiese, then to the Old Bridge, offering views of the renowned castle.

Here, a brief pause allows for enjoying the scenery and capturing memorable photos. The adventure continues to the Kornmarkt and Karlsplatz.

After a delightful excursion through the charming old town, the path follows the Plöck River to the sophisticated western city, reaching Wilhelmsplatz. The tour concludes with a leisurely ride through the contemporary railway city, returning to our starting point.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.