Tour guide in Heidelberg Sarah

Born and raised in the vibrant city of Stuttgart, I developed a passion for history and culture at a young age. As I pursued my studies in Art History, English and German Languages and Philosophy at the University of Heidelberg, where I graduated with honors. Fluent English, German and Greek, I am able to connect with a diverse range of tourists from all over the globe. European History, English, German studies and the most important of it all: Philosophy and Ethics in Heidelberg, Athens and London are my majors. So, why not use them in our everyday lives to enrich a visit to one of the most significant Middle Age, Baroque, Renaissance cities in Europe: Heidelberg, where Louis the XIV had his eyes on, and where the Pope of Rome considered to be the center of Europe. Romanticism was at home in Heidelberg, and Marc Twain said "Heidelberg is the most interesting city of all". Having an experience of more than 15 years of guiding in Germany and Greece, what I appreciate the most is to accommodate a tour according to my travellers' interests, whether it is history, modern times or just taking pleasure in Epicure's ideals or Stoicism standards. So feel free to express yourselves, asking me tips about where to eat, drink, what museum to visit, what sight to see, etc. A foodie at heart, I love to introduce tourists to the local cuisine and wine, offering tasting sessions and culinary experiences that showcase the region’s gastronomy. I love to travel myself so I can understand each and every one of my guests. What is the most important of it all? The answer is always "the human being". Looking forward to meeting you and exchanging our views. My tours can be adjusted to your interests and needs. Best wishes, Sarah Official Licensed Tourist Guide of the Castle in Heidelberg, Schwetzingen and Mannheim Official Licensed Tourist Guide of Greece 16 years of successful experience in guiding in Germany and Greece University Degrees in English, German, Philosophy and Ethics from the University of Heidelberg