Old Heidelberg University (Alte Universitat)

In addition to the ancient castle on the mountain, the old town of Heidelberg is also worth visiting. It is a university town with a kind of book-style characteristic buildings, river banks, old bridges, and antique beauty. The feeling of staying here is very good.

Founded in 1386, Heidelberg University is Germany's oldest university. From the theology, law, medicine, philosophy, and development to today's 12 colleges nearly 30,000 students. Heidelberg is a university town, the university district is integrated in the old town, there is no limit.

Heidelberg made me feel the charm of European universities for the first time without walls, and you're like you're in a normal community, and a lot of students are in a natural town, doing their studies and their lives.

It is the oldest university in Germany. It is located in the old city. It was once the scientific and cultural center of Europe. It has trained a large number of scientists. It is a university without walls. It is integrated with the whole city. You can also eat in the university canteen. The price is very high.

World famous university, the oldest university in Germany.

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The first place to check in is the canteen of Heidelberg University - I want to have a college meal. It used to be a barracks, and now it is not only a barracks for students in Heidelberg, but also open to society. It is a pity that the Raiders did not do home. It was the summer, and the canteen was closed. It’s a trip to the shade of the canteen outside the canteen. The city of Heidelberg is named for its castle on the hillside of Königstuhl outside the city, and the other one that makes Heidelberg famous is Heidelberg University. Built in 1386 by the decree of Pope Urbain VI, it is not only the oldest university in Germany and one of the oldest existing universities in the world, but also a research center for cutting-edge sciences such as biomedical sciences in Germany. More than 30,000 students are now in school, nearly half of them masters and doctoral students. Heidelberg University has 27 Nobel laureates. Heidelberg's schools in the old town are mostly departments of humanities and social sciences. The summer vacation has made the neighborhood once full of youthful vitality and wisdom a quiet place.