The Gasthaus Zum Roten Ochsen features a dark, narrow facade topped by a steep, gabled roof, nestled right in the heart of the old town. Since seventeen oh three, the Spengel family has kept this tavern running through six generations. While students and professors have long filled the wood-paneled rooms, Mark Twain once spent time here during his visit to Heidelberg. He documented the atmosphere of the local taverns, capturing the spirit of the scholars who gathered around these heavy oak tables.
Gasthaus "Zum Roten Ochsen"
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