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Heidelberg Castle Night / Saturday Milonga
Heidelberg Castle Night is the absolute highlight of the festival. Heidelberg Castle is one of the most popular ruins worldwide. As the landmark of Heidelberg it attracts around a million visitors from all over the world each year.
ENTRY TO KÖNIGSSAAL:
When you enter the castle area you will find directions to „Courtyard/Schlosshof“. Walk through the courtyard until the very end and you will see the direction „Big barrel/Grosses Fass“. The entrance to the milonga is the „Big barrel“. Please note: Walking with high heels in the courtyard (cobblestone) is not recommended.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT:
From Heidelberg’s main railway station: Bus 33 or 20 to „Rathaus/Bergbahn“ (10 – 15 min transfer time), then you can either take the Bergbahn (2 min transfer time) to „Schloss“ or you can walk (10-15 min) to the castle
From S-Bahnhof „Heidelberg Altstadt/Karlstor“: ca. 10 min walking distance to „Bergbahn“
By foot: a) Take the stairs: Left from the Bergbahn building you will find a walk upstairs to the castle (ca. 300 steps) . You will reach the main entrance of the castle in ca. 10 – 15 minutes. b) Take the Burgweg/castle path: Follow the sign „Burgweg“ left from the Bergbahn building.
Bergbahn Castle ticket: costs 9,- Euros per person (roundway ticket) and includes free entry to the Courtyard, Big barrel and Deutsches Apothekenmuseum/German pharmacy museum
Timetable of Bergbahn: www.bergbahn-heidelberg.de (last departure to the castle is at 8 p.m., no departures after 8 p.m., please check the timetable)
Timetable of public transport: www.vrn.de
More info on Heidelberg Castle: www.schloss-heidelberg.de
BY CAR / PARKING:
Parking is NOT allowed within the Castle area!!! In 500 meters distance in „Schloss-Wolfsbrunnenweg“ there is a public parking space for 100 cars. Parking is for free from 7 p.m. on. Moreover, there are two car parks in the Old Town: P12 (Kornmarkt/Bergbahnstation) and P13 (Rathaus). Then you can either take the Bergbahn or walk up to the castle.
Shared rides: If you would like to offer or look for shared rides, please use our Facebook Group.
Above the roofs of Heidelberg lies the Schlosshotel Molkenkur on historic ground. Here you have an amazing panoramic view of Heidelberg’s Old Town, Neckar valley and Rhine plain.
Molkenkur is a historic monument because the Old Heidelberg Castle used to be located here, which was destroyed by a lightning stroke in 1537. Molkenkur is located next to the historic mountain railway station (Bergbahn).
PUBLIC TRANSPORT:
From Heidelberg’s main railway station or from Bismarckplatz: Bus 33 to „Peterskirche“, then bus 30 to „Molkenkur“. As an alternative you can take Bus 33 or 20 to „Rathaus/Bergbahn“, then take Bergbahn 20 to „Molkenkur“ (5 min transfer time).
Timetable of Bergbahn: www.bergbahn-heidelberg.de (every 10 min., last departure downwards at 8 p.m.!)
Timetable of public transport: www.vrn.de
BY CAR / PARKING:
There is a free parking space at the Schlosshotel.
Shared rides: If you would like to offer or look for shared rides, please use our Facebook Group.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT:
From Heidelberg’s main railway station: urban railway S2 to „Heidelberg Kirchheim/Rohrbach“ (3 min. transfer time), 877 meters walking distance or bus „RNV 3“ to “Kirchheim/Rathaus” (20 min. transfer time), 163 meters walking distance
From Heidelberg railway station South (Bahnstadt): tram 26 to „Kirchheim Rathaus“ (9 min. transfer time) or bus „RNV 721“ (9 min. transfer time, 150 meters walking distance
Timetable of public transport: www.vrn.de
BY CAR / PARKING:
There is a free parking space in Hegenichstraße 2. Please only park in the designated lines in order to avoid a parking ticket.
Shared rides: If you would like to offer or look for shared rides, please use our Facebook Group.
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