Expert-curated walking tours through Germany's most romantic city - Coming March 1st
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Walk through Germany's most romantic city, where Mark Twain wrote and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe fell in love. Discover the secrets of Heidelberg Castle, the oldest university in Germany, and the Old Bridge that has inspired countless poets. This tour reveals why Heidelberg became the heart of German Romanticism and continues to enchant visitors from around the world.
Follow in the footsteps of America's greatest humorist during his 1878 visit to Heidelberg. Discover the places that inspired Mark Twain's writings in 'A Tramp Abroad,' from his hilarious observations of German student dueling to his romantic descriptions of the castle ruins. Visit the Hotel Schrieder where he stayed, the Student Prison he wrote about, and the scenic spots that captivated this literary giant. Experience Heidelberg through the eyes of the man who brought its charm to American readers.
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“A brilliant way to experience Heidelberg through the eyes of one of America's greatest writers. Mark Twain's wit and observations bring the city to life.”
- Heidelberg Literary Society
Celebrating literary heritage in Germany's most romantic city
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March 1st, 2025
€4.99 each, with early bird discounts for subscribers
Expert-curated content about Heidelberg's history with professional AI narration delivery
German and English, with more languages planned
40-50 minutes each, completely self-paced
The tour includes the Hotel Schrieder site, Student Prison, castle ruins, and scenic viewpoints he described in his writings
