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Modern pearls, centuries of history

Souvenirs: Heidelberg to take home, the castle stays put

What you can actually pack: cuckoo clocks, beer steins, magnets and plenty more. Lucky for you, we also stock the bags to carry it all. Souvenirs from Heidelberg that won't just gather dust at the back of your cupboard. Over 141,000 items waiting for you across our four stores. Castle magnet for the fridge, Alte Brücke on a mug, cuckoo clock for the wall, beer stein for the next round, clothing for your private fashion show back home, or a tote bag (or cloth bag, depending on how old you feel) for everything in between. We've got it all. You don't have to buy anything to get something out of us. Nearest toilet, decent hotel, quickest route to the castle: ask and you shall receive, and the joke comes free. That's exactly why people come back. Four souvenir shops on the Hauptstraße in Heidelberg's old town. Right here, in your hands, no detours.

Our ei4 Souvenir Shops on the Hauptstraße

The Legacy of the Kurpfalz!

Surrounded by centuries of history, you'll find the finest modern Perlen der Kurpfalz right here with us.

Students since 1386

Heidelberg University was founded in 1386. Which means: for over 600 years, students here have been inventing highly creative excuses for why they simply cannot make it to the morning lecture.

Perkeo & The Great Barrel

The Great Barrel in the Heidelberger Schloss held 220,000 litres of wine. When the court jester Perkeo was asked whether he could empty it alone, he simply replied: "Perché no?" (Why not?). Heidelberg pragmatism at its finest. Three centuries later he's still making the rounds: in Balatro, the award-winning card video game, Perkeo is one of five legendary Jokers. Some careers just never end.

The Postcard Problem

Liselotte von der Pfalz wrote over 60,000 letters to her relatives from Versailles. And you haven't even sent your gran a postcard? Don't worry, our souvenir shops can help.