Getting Around Locally
Getting Around by Bus and Tram
Heidelberg has a well-developed network of trams and buses – ideal for reaching all the sights and the city’s diverse districts comfortably.
Cycling in Heidelberg
Heidelberg is ideal for exploring by bike: short distances, scenic routes along the Neckar River, and a bike-friendly city center make cycling the perfect choice for your stay.
You can find an overview of bicycle rental stations in Heidelberg here:
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Bicycles can be rented and returned across more than 20 municipalities within the Rhine-Neckar Transport Association (VRN). For more information, www.vrnnextbike.de
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Hebelstrasse 7
69115 Heidelberg
info@joyrides-rent.de
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Rohrbacher Str. 13 - 15
69115 Heidelberg
Tel.: +49 6221 23170
info(at)heidel-bike.de
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Bergheimer Straße 101 (im Hinterhof)
69115 Heidelberg
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E-Bike, Mountainbikes & Bike rental
Lahrer Str. 24
69126 Heidelberg
Tel. +49 6221 72 72 703
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Zentrum für umweltbewusste Mobilität (ZuM)
Kurfürsten-Anlage 62
69115 Heidelberg
Tel. +49 6221 18 99 28
www.rueckenwind-hd.org
Got a flat tire or need to tighten a screw before continuing your bike tour through Heidelberg? Around 20 bike service stations offer help for minor repairs: in addition to a bicycle pump, they provide various tools that allow you to fix small issues yourself.
The map below provides an overview of the locations of bike service stations in Heidelberg and the surrounding area. You can select the category in the settings on the right.
Electric Mobility
Heidelberg focuses on modern, environmentally friendly mobility – making it easy for you to explore the city electrically. Whether e-cars, e-scooters, or e-bikes: numerous sharing and rental services are available throughout the city and can often be conveniently used via an app.
With the charging stations provided by Stadtwerke Heidelberg, electric vehicles can recharge across the city.
Here you can find an overview of charging stations in the Heidelberg city area:
FAQ
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Many sights are close to each other and can easily be reached on foot. For longer distances, trams, buses, bicycles, or sharing services (car/e-bike) are a good option.
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Yes. Trams and buses reliably connect the Old Town, the main train station, city districts, and excursion destinations in the region at regular intervals.
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You can purchase tickets at machines at the stops, via mobile apps, or online. The HeidelbergCARD already includes public transport throughout the entire Rhine-Neckar Transport Association (VRN), so you can use it for travelling to your accommodation.
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Generally, no. The city center is easy to explore on foot, and parking is limited. Public transport and bicycles are often the better choice.
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Yes, several providers operate throughout the city. Vehicles can usually be booked via an app and used flexibly.
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Many buses and trams are accessible. Numerous stops and key routes are also equipped to accommodate barrier-free travel.
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Yes. Heidelberg strongly promotes environmentally friendly mobility, including public transport, cycling, electric mobility, and sharing services.
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You can reach the Old Town in about 10 minutes by tram or bus.
