old heidelberg university (alte universitat)

尽管外观古旧，但丝毫没有影响这所世界一流大大学的创新意识，学生们的奇思妙想就像校园一般没有边界。在大学广场上，很容易就能遇见一场屏息倾听或者会心一笑的表演。

全世界最古老的大学，在这里有一间小小的店，卖的都是大学相关的产品，买一件T恤做个纪念吧! 非常值得，地面的路都是砖头的呢!

这里还有德国最古老的大学——海德堡大学，成立于1386年，早在16世纪，海德堡大学就成为欧洲科学文化的中心，如今的海德堡声望不减当年。由于城内1∕5人口为学生，海德堡是全德平均年龄最小的城市。从哲学家小径俯望海德堡老城，让我们记取最美的回忆……

沿着Haupt路走，几分钟后右拐有海德堡大学，可以参观大学博物馆和讲座大厅。博物馆里展示着此大学的著名学者的介绍，其中有不少获得诺贝尔奖的人，真厉害，人才辈出啊。楼上有讲座大厅，木头装饰很精致。

A city landmark with a beautiful green, where students were eating lunch on a beautiful fall day. Oldest university in Germany. See it on your walk around Old Town.

Oldest Uni in Germany, opened in 1382 , and still teaching generations until, what an amazing campus, and history

We went to the University museum because it was included on the ticket that we had purchased for the Student Prison. Whilst some of the exhibits had no engish, many did, and we found it a really interesting experience, especially the frank and (seemingly) honest account of the university during the Nazi years to the end of the war. A real bonus was the lovely lady who then took us up to the University hall and showed us around it before taking us to the older student prison - she told us some really interesting things about each and was great.

It is a 600 years old university and the university also is Germany's oldest. It's worth to visit when you in the Heidelberg area.

Visiting the oldest university in Germany was a highlight of our trip to Heidelberg for my husband. However, don't expect to see a lot of ancient buildings, as very few survive. Most of the current university was built about 1931, with American funds. The architecture is very traditional, so you wouldn't necessarily guess it's 20th century origins. It was, nonetheless, a very worthwhile visit. We even went into the library and wandered around in it for a bit--very impressive, and seemingly open to the public since we were able to just walk right in.

Walk around the Old University, the oldest university in Germany, with its old buildings, student prison and wonderful library. The visit is a must if you are in Heidelberg, it has been the heart of the city for centuries.

One of the most outstanding places that I ever been! One of the oldest university in Germany an a study/work place of many Nobel Prize awards! You can enter in The Room of the 13th century where generations of scientist was. Unforgettable!!!

Heidelberg is city with lots of universities. This part of town is just amazing. Spot some fine architecture while sitting on a bench.

It was interesting to visit. A few signs were in English - including the ones relating to the history which were helpful. A good background was provided relating to WWII. The Grand Hall was spectacular.

I don't know why but it took me a while to find the building and then to find the entrance to get in. There were 2 ladies in the gift shop, one of which was not very nice as it looked like it was the end of her shift. I walked through the student prison hall in about 5 mins; I guess it would be more interesting if I could read the German writing on the walls. The university museum was nothing exceptional. And somehow I missed the great hall which, judging by the other reviews, is the best part! I saw a sign that said ask staff for help if you want to see the lecture hall. I took this to mean that it was closed to the public and didn't inquire with the unfriendly staff about it.Maybe I was just in a mood where I had had enough of tourist attractions\museums, etc. I wouldn't recommend this to friends. Luckily, the cost was only 2,50 using the Heidelberg Card. Oh, and there was a free bathroom there.

Nice to visit such a representative university specially when we think that 12 noble prizes winners were affiliated to this University. Do not miss the visit to the Lecture Hall, which is impressive. It is usually closed for visits on mondays.