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DescriptionSchlossruine Heidelberg, Fassade des teilrenovierten Ottheinrichbaus von 1556 (10978745775).jpg |
Die ältestes Anlage, eine Burg, wird im Jahre 1225 erstmals erwähnt, als Ludwig I die Burg als Lehen von Bischoff Heinrich von Worms erhält. Die Bauherren der Anlage waren möglicherweise die Herzöge von Bayern um 1241 herum. Das letzte Mal, dass diese Burg erwähnt wurde war im Jahre 1294. Später wurde dann immer von zwei Burgen berichtet. Die älter auf dem kleinen Gaisberg, die jünger auf dem Jettenbühl. Die jünger Burg endstand in der ersten Hälfte des 13 Jhd. Sie war die Grundlage des bekannten Schlosses Heidelberg. Kurfürst Ruprecht III, (deutscher König Ruprecht I) begann Anfang des 15 Jhd mit dem Bau des Ruprechtsbau, dem ältesten Teil der heutigen Schlossruine. Allerdings hat man auch Fragmente von romanischen und frühgotischen Fenstern in der Schlossruine gefunden, die darauf hinweisen, dass mit dem Bau des Schlosses schon um 1300 begonnen wurde. Zwischen 1600 und 1622 wurde das Schloss mehrfach modernisiert und erweitert. 1622 nahmen die kaiserlichen Truppen das Schloss ein und besetzten es mit eine kurzen Unterbrechung bis zum Ende das 30 jährigen Krieges. Im Kurpfälzer Krieg wurde die Stadt Heidelberg und das Schloss vollkommen verwüstet und die grossen Türme durch französische Truppen gesprengt. Danach wurde das Schloss nie wieder richtig aufgebaut. Schloss Heidelberg vefiehl und wurde als Steinbruch benutzt. 1803 war sogar im Gespräch, das Schloss vollständig abzureißen. Doch der französische Mahler Graf Charles de Graimberg machte die Reste als 'romantische Ruine' weltberühmt. Erst dachte man daran, das gesamte Schloss wieder aufzubauen doch letztlich wurde nur der Friedrichsbau zwischen 1897 - 1900 wieder hergestellt. Heute gehört es zur Einrichtung 'Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten Baden-Württemberg' The oldest plant, a castle, first mentioned in 1225, when Ludwig I receive the castle as a fief of Henry Bishop of Worms. The owners of the plant may have been the Dukes of Bavaria at around 1241. The last time this castle was mentioned as a single castle was in 1294. From then it was subsequently reported by two castles. The old one at the Gaisberg, the younger in the Jettenbühl. The younger castle, built end of the first half of the 13th century, was the foundation of the famous Heidelberg Castle. Prince Elector Ruprecht III (German King Ruprecht I) started at the beginning of the 15th century with the construction of Ruprechtsbau, the oldest part of the present castle ruins. However, it has also found fragments of Romanesque and early Gothic windows in the castle ruins, indicating that began with the construction of the castle already in 1300. Between 1600 and 1622 the castle was modernized and expanded several times. 1622 took the imperial troops occupied the castle and stand there with a short break until the end of the 30-year war. In the Palatine war, the city of Heidelberg and the castle was completely destroyed and blown up his big towers by French troops. After that the castle was never rebuilt correctly. Heidelberg Castle ruinoused was used as a quarry. 1803, even in conversation, completely demolish the castle. But the French Painter Count Charles de Graimberg was the remains of a 'romantic ruin' world-famous. It was thought, the entire castle to rebuild but in the end, only the Friedrichsbau was rebuillted between was 1897 - 1900. Today the castle is part of the institution 'State Palaces and Gardens of Baden-Württemberg' |
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Source | Schlossruine Heidelberg, Fassade des teilrenovierten Ottheinrichbaus von 1556 |
Author | Heribert Pohl --- Thanks for half a million clicks! from Germering bei München, Bayern |
Camera location | 49° 24′ 39.02″ N, 8° 42′ 56.74″ E | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 49.410840; 8.715760 |
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Camera model | NIKON D200 |
Author | Heribert Pohl |
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F-number | f/6.3 |
ISO speed rating | 200 |
Date and time of data generation | 11:13, 13 August 2010 |
Lens focal length | 28 mm |
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Orientation | Normal |
Horizontal resolution | 72 dpi |
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Software used | Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.0 (Macintosh) |
File change date and time | 15:21, 21 November 2013 |
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Date and time of digitizing | 11:13, 13 August 2010 |
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APEX exposure bias | 0 |
Maximum land aperture | 3.8 APEX (f/3.73) |
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Color space | sRGB |
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Digital zoom ratio | 1 |
Focal length in 35 mm film | 42 mm |
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Contrast | Normal |
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Sharpness | Hard |
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Lens used | 28.0-105.0 mm f/3.8-5.6 |
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Writer | Heribert Pohl |
Contact information | Polybert@icloud.com
Ludwigstrasse 2 Germering, Bayern, 82110 Bundesrepublick Deutschland |
IIM version | 2 |