Heidelberg, the famous cultural and tourist capital of Germany, a city that 'steals hearts

' On July 16th, the twenty-eighth day of the European tour, we arrived early in the morning by train in Heidelberg, Germany. The beautiful Heidelberg is a cultural and university town on the banks of the Neckar River. Winding and quiet alleys connect the ancient castle and the small river, full of poetic and picturesque charm. Nestled among green mountains and clear waters, Heidelberg's stone bridge, ancient castle, and old town buildings with white walls and red tiles are filled with romantic and enchanting colors. Heidelberg is the epitome of romantic Germany. The castle is located on the Königstuhl hill by the Neckar River, a reddish-brown ancient castle that is the remains of an ancient imperial palace. The Heidelberg Old Bridge is a stone bridge with nine arches, spanning the north and south banks of the Neckar River. It was built between 1786 and 1788 by Elector Karl Theodor. On the southern bank, a bridgehead tower stands majestically, echoing the ancient Heidelberg castle on the hill. There are indeed many reasons to love Heidelberg; it is a city that 'steals hearts.' The poet Goethe 'lost his heart in Heidelberg,' and Mark Twain said Heidelberg was 'the most beautiful place he had ever been.'