Heidelberg University Library in Heidelberg: photos, reviews

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The Heidelberg University Library, designed by the renowned architect Josef Durm, stands as a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture. Opened in 1901, its impressive Renaissance-style facade beckons visitors to explore its storied interior. Inside, the library boasts beautiful staircases and hallways that contribute to its magical atmosphere, providing an inspiring and comfortable environment for studying. Known for its immense collection, this library houses treasures like the famous Codex Manesse and offers modern conveniences such as access to borrowing books and the Internet. The staff is friendly, ensuring a pleasant visit, although it can get crowded at times. While the library functions seamlessly as a hub of academic resources, improvements like better visibility for tourist services and updates to study amenities could enhance the experience further. Whether you're delving into historical texts or simply soaking in the architectural beauty, it's a remarkable destination for both tourists and scholars alike.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Peterskirche

Bus stop 97 m walk

Universitätsplatz

Bus stop 152 m walk

Oberer Fauler Pelz

Bus stop 251 m walk

Marstallstraße

Bus stop 375 m walk

Heidelberg, Peterskirche Bstg A

Bus stop 99 m walk

Heidelberg, Marstallstraße Bstg C

Bus stop 363 m walk

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based on 325 reviews

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4.6/5 298 reviews

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4.3/5 27 reviews

Montana Grant

Very studious place no drinking fountain though 🙄

Bill H.

Dieses Bibliothek ist ein wunderbarer Ort, wo Bücher lesen aufholen, die die NSDAP nicht gebrannt haben! This library is a wonderful place to catch up on reading books that the Nazi Party didn't burn!

Anja Wang

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