Heidelberg Innovation Park (hip) is currently taking shape on the 15-hectare site that was formerly Patton Barracks.
Hub for the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region will have
At home in Heidelberg. Heidelberg is a city that offers a warm welcome to all-comers.
integration helpers accompany migrants when they have
Permanent exhibition in Mark Twain Center; Join the story – 200 Jahre transatlantische Perspektiven“
historically close ties between Germans and Americans have
Express bulky item disposal service Perhaps you have
Heidelberg is home to around 160,000 people.
Those who live in Heidelberg have a home: a remarkable
A long history of excellence. Heidelberg University is the oldest university in Germany.
To date, eleven Nobel Prizes have been awarded to professors
Nothing is very far away in Heidelberg – and there are so many sights to discover and experience!
take the Philosophenweg (Philosopher’s Path) you have
Permanent exhibition in Mark Twain Center; Join the story – 200 Jahre transatlantische Perspektiven“
historically close ties between Germans and Americans have
On the 30th of March 2017, the Heidelberg City Council approved an extension of the use of Patrick Henry Village for another year until 30th of April 2018 – the agreement was signed in mid-May. Heidelberg, thereby agrees that not more than 1,000 people – in justified emergencies a maximum of 2,000 people – are accommodated in PHV at the same. In return, Baden-Württemberg helps the city of Heidelberg purchase PHV and carry out further city planning developments on the site. The aim is to promote negotiations with the federal state to acquire the available area successively and – adhering to the general conditions – to allow for a development thereof. Heidelberg needs this last major development area to realise residential, business and scientific projects. As long as Baden-Württemberg operates PHV, the city of Heidelberg is exempted from taking in any additional refugees under the „Königstein Key“
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On the 30th of March 2017, the Heidelberg City Council approved an extension of the use of Patrick Henry Village for another year until 30th of April 2018 – the agreement was signed in mid-May. Heidelberg, thereby agrees that not more than 1,000 people – in justified emergencies a maximum of 2,000 people – are accommodated in PHV at the same. In return, Baden-Württemberg helps the city of Heidelberg purchase PHV and carry out further city planning developments on the site. The aim is to promote negotiations with the federal state to acquire the available area successively and – adhering to the general conditions – to allow for a development thereof. Heidelberg needs this last major development area to realise residential, business and scientific projects. As long as Baden-Württemberg operates PHV, the city of Heidelberg is exempted from taking in any additional refugees under the „Königstein Key“
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