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  Heidelberg stands out as a romantic city in Germany due to its iconic castle dominating its city center, inspiring great artists and thinkers such as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Heinrich Heine, and Mark Twain over time. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Altstadt and soak up its magical medieval ambiance. 1. The Old Town Heidelberg's old town ( Altstadt ) exudes charm, offering visitors an insight into Germany's glorious past. Home to an internationally-recognized university and students from across the globe giving the city's streets and squares an exciting vibe. Highlights of the Altstadt include its magnificent castle and Old Bridge. Dating back to 13th-century Heidelberg's Prince-Bishops' residence, this stunning sandstone castle can be seen glistening against its background of Neckar River and Old Town. A funicular brings visitors uphill for spectacular views over the city and its many sandstone structures. The Old Bridge, rebuilt in 1789, is a monumen

Heidelberg's Old Town remains relatively intact compared to many German cities that were destroyed during World War II. Wandering along its main street or discovering its many charming alleyways feels like stepping back in time. In  the summer, there are plenty of cafés to enjoy a cold beer outside on cobbled streets. Plus, don't miss the iconic castle illumination, which takes place several times throughout the season! Working in Heidelberg Are you searching for a permanent job or seeking part-time work? Heidelberg offers plenty of job opportunities. As one of Germany's most renowned cities, its international community and diverse career options make it an attractive place to live and work. The university city of Heidelberg is renowned for its music, theatre and museums, drawing tourists from around the globe. At Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg, Germany's oldest university, students make up around 25% of its population. At its heart lies a major research hub, ho