The facade at Römerstraße twenty-eight features intricate, rounded bay windows that stack vertically from the first floor toward the roofline. Built in nineteen oh two, this stone structure was part of the rapid expansion of Heidelberg’s Weststadt district as the city outgrew its medieval center. While most of the neighborhood houses students or offices today, the building once housed the private practice and residence of Doctor Hans Eberhardt, who spent decades treating local families in the quiet rooms behind these heavy oak doors.
Römerstraße 28
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