Old Bridge
Nine arches of red sandstone connect the old town with the northern bank of the Neckar. The stone bridge standing today was built between 1786 and 1788.
Example: white frame · 20 × 20 cm
49.3988° N · 8.6724° EEDITION · 01
The Neckar, the old town and the castle — Heidelberg as you see it from the Philosophers’ Walk. The motif is fixed; you choose the size and the frame.
This edition has a fixed motif; you choose only size and frame from the options offered. The statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies. Withdrawal policy
THE CITY IN RELIEF
The old town, the bridge and the wooded slopes sit so close together that you recognise Heidelberg by its silhouette alone.
A medieval city structure meets baroque façades, with the castle on the slope above. Heidelberg’s university was founded in 1386; the Old Bridge in red sandstone standing today was built between 1786 and 1788.
What the relief keeps is what you actually recognise: the bend of the river, the lanes of the old town and the castle on the slope.
EXPLORE THE PLACES
Tap through the landmarks you will find again on the model.
Landmarks in relief
Nine arches of red sandstone connect the old town with the northern bank of the Neckar. The stone bridge standing today was built between 1786 and 1788.
The castle ruin sits above the old town and still defines Heidelberg’s silhouette today.
A medieval street plan, baroque façades and Germany’s oldest university all sit close together here.
The high path on the opposite bank of the Neckar opens up the classic view of the old town and the castle.
FROM MAP TO OBJECT
The motif is fixed, but every piece is still printed and framed one at a time — here in Heidelberg.
We keep the contours, the river and the street plan, and leave out whatever makes the picture noisy.
The printer lays down layer after layer until the terrain has real height. Every piece is then checked by hand.
All that is left to choose is size and frame — the Heidelberg motif stays exactly as it is.