
Walk through the streets of Mannheim to explore its cultural and artistic features. Visit the Jesuit’s Church and the murals of the Open Urban Art Museum while learning about contemporary artists and the history of Baroque masterpieces in the city. This experience suits those interested in art and culture but may not appeal to those seeking a fast-paced tour. It is worth noting that this tour involves walking and may require comfortable shoes.
Lets start from this gorgeous, 60-metre tall neo-Baroque water tower, a treasured gathering spot in the city.
Have a look at this church, equally impressive both inside and out, the grandiose interior of this Baroque masterpiece dates back to the 1700s.
One of the largest Baroque palaces in all of Europe–second only to Versailles.
Absolute must see - the baroque Schlosskirche, built from 1720 to 1731 and rebuilt after the war. Mozart performed here in 1777.