Frankfurt to Heidelberg private excursion with public transportation

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Place: Frankfurt am Main

Duration: 5 hours

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Travel from Frankfurt to Heidelberg by train like a local, with the scenic landscapes as a reward
Visit the Heidelberg, the first discovery of "Heidelberg Man," and see the mix of old and new buildings perfectly
Explore and learn about the history of Germany’s oldest university
Get to know Pope Urban VI, Student Jail and Philosopher's' Walk

What to expect

If you are staying in Frankfurt and want a short getaway from Germany’s only high-rise skyline, Heidelberg is the place to go. A very different city than Frankfurt, it is a charming place with smiling locals, an attractive destination with important tourist attractions that covers all areas of interest. Its beauty and idyllic setting on the river Neckar is well known by locals, as well as the lifestyle provided by this setting. This multicultural vibrant University City and its 15 neighborhoods is a hotspot for both families and students, as well as for the creative industries, business, academics and researchers.

Heidelberg wonderfully combines old and new buildings, narrow streets, market squares, arts, history, science, shopping, eating and relaxing. The main road through the Old Town is one of the longest pedestrian zones in Europe and is where most of the shopping is centered. See the University, Germany’s oldest and one of the world’s oldest, and learn how it was founded in 1386 on instruction of Pope Urban VI. Learn about the Student Jail, where students were arrested for minor offences. Surrounded by forest, Germany’s oldest and most famous university town is renowned for its baroque Old Town, spirited student atmosphere, beautiful riverside setting and with an evocative view to the half-ruined hilltop castle. This excursion will take you from Frankfurt to Heidelberg by train, the best way to enjoy the scenic landscapes of more rural Germany, to then arrive with your private guide to this beautiful university city and explore its every nook and cranny.