Cost: €20 (includes bus fare) | €12 with Deutschlandticket
Highlights include:
Tour Guide: Volker Schwarz (Head of Landscape Department, City of Heidelberg).
Cost: €15 (includes bus fare) | €8 with Deutschlandticket
Join us for a delightful tasting of six wines and one premium brandy or liqueur, thoughtfully guided for you to savor each sip, with fresh bread and refreshing mineral water to complement the experience.
The Wehweck Winery is located in the wine town of Schriesheim, just 7 km north of Heidelberg along the Badische Bergstraße.
Founded in 1955, this family-run business is now entering its third generation under the leadership of master winemaker Philipp Wehweck. The winery cultivates a variety of grape types, including Müller-Thurgau, Riesling, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer, Pinot Noir, and Dornfelder.
Meeting Point: 13:15 in the hotel lobby. From there, it's a 5-minute walk to the Betriebshof bus stop. Take Tram 26 at 13:27 to Hans-Thoma-Platz. From there, take Tram 5 at 13:38, get off at Zentgrafenstraße (ETA 14:01) , 5 min walk to Talstraße 4).
Host: Rebekka Klingshirn
Please note: We will go directly to the restaurant Zum Roten Ochsen directly after the tour.
Meeting Point: 15:15 in the hotel lobby. From there, it's a 5-minute walk to the Betriebshof bus stop. Take Bus 36 in the direction of Ziegelhausen Köpfel and ride (about 13 min) directly to Peterskirche. From there, 4 min walk to Universitätsplatz).
Cost: €23 (includes bus fare) | €16 with Deutschlandkarte
Host: Marelie Manders
It towers majestically above the roofs of the old town and impresses millions of people year after year - the Heidelberg Castle. With a tour through the castle courtyard and the castle garden, you can immerse yourself in the colorful history of the world-famous structure. A visit to the giant barrel, the largest wine barrel in world ever to be filled, is also featured on the program (no inside areas).
Ready for a beer experience like no other? Join us as we dive into the world of craft beer with local startup, Heerlijk.
Taste five carefully selected local beers, each one crafted to take your taste buds on a journey. This relaxed, fun, and informative event will have you learning the secrets behind beer ingredients, while enjoying exciting anecdotes and insider stories from the world of brewing. Water, snacks, and treats are included to complement the flavors.
Since 2021, Heerlijk has been brewing exceptional beers in Heidelberg, with a focus on sustainability, local ingredients, and handmade craftsmanship. You can find their delicious brews at over 50 locations throughout the city.
What started in 2018 as a creative endeavor in a shared kitchen has since grown into a celebrated collection of beers. Today, Heerlijk offers classic brews like Hendesse Hell, Kellerpils, and Pale Ale, alongside seasonal specialties.
Come raise a glass and experience the passion behind every pour!
The combined tour highlights the historical connections between the cathedral and the Jewish community, as Speyer is one of the few cities in Germany with two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The existence of both the cathedral and the Jewish community in Speyer are directly linked in history. Toward the end of the 10th century, during the construction of the cathedral under Emperor Henry IV, Bishop Rüdiger Huizmann settled Jews in Speyer and placed them under his protection—fully aware that they brought scholarly knowledge and trade connections to the city, which also benefited the cathedral.
From the cathedral, we will explore the historic Jewish ShUM community center, which was added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2021. This part of the tour includes the SchPIRA Museum, the medieval synagogue, the women’s prayer room, and the very well-preserved Romanesque mikveh (ritual bath).
Cost: €54 p.p (includes train fare) | €24 with Deutschlandkarte
Cost: €19 (€9 entry + €10 bus fare) | €9 with Deutschlandticket