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heidelberg.de – Refugees in Heidelberg

https://www.heidelberg.de/english/Home/Life/refugees+in+heidelberg.html

Nearly 60 million people around the world are fleeing hardship, war and terror – more than ever before. The city of Heidelberg is affected in three main areas: it takes care of accommodation and integration for refugees allocated to the local authority; it takes care of unaccompanied minors from abroad; and it supports the central registration center for Baden-Württemberg in Patrick Henry Village. In addition, large numbers of volunteers and organizations, societies, businesses and other facilities are involved in helping refugees in Heidelberg.
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heidelberg.de – Leisure time

https://www.heidelberg.de/english/Home/Visit/leisure+time.html

Heidelberg erleben, Vitale „kleine Großstadt“ Wer in Heidelberg unterwegs ist, spürt die Lebendigkeit der Neckarstadt. Eine Vitalität, die vielfältig erfahrbar ist: in der Gastronomie, im Einzelhandel und in den Freizeit- und Kulturangeboten der „kleinen Großstadt“ Heidelberg. Highlights wie das Musikfestival Heidelberger Frühling mit klassischer und zeitgenössischer Musik, die internationalen Literaturtage oder die viel beachteten Vorstellungen des Fünf-Sparten-Theaters in der Altstadt, prägen die Erlebnisqualität Heidelbergs ebenso wie sportliche und naturverbundene Freizeitangebote oder die viel besuchten Stadt- und Stadtteilfeste.
Whatever your idea of leisure, you’ll find it on your doorstep in Heidelberg – and we have

At home in Bahnstadt – Bahnstadt Heidelberg

https://www.heidelberg.de/bahnstadt-englisch/at+home+in+bahnstadt.html

Heidelberg is one of Germany’s most popular cities. Demand for accommodation is therefore correspondingly high. Bahnstadt is the city’s response to this demand, creating a new and attractive living area in a central location. The new district will be the home and center of life for around 6,800 people. The first residents moved into their new accommodation in 2012. The second construction phase was brought forward by two years on account of the enormous demand. By the end of 2017 there were already over 3,700 people living in Heidelberg’s newest district.
Six million euros have been earmarked for this.