The architectonic beauty and elegance of the Renaissance building make Hotel Zum Ritter St. Georg the finest historical and most artistically valuable town house in Heidelberg.And the charm of its nostalgia does not stop at its magnificent apparel – it accompanies the guest of the former trade house through all rooms in every corner of the house.The cloth-dealer Carolus Belier and his wife Fancisca had it built in 1592; today, the venerable gable house of hown stone, full of fluted columns and ornately carved window blocks, is a listed building. "Persta invicta, Venus" – these words are inscribed in gold letters on the gable of the Renaissance building. How many renovations the house has seen in its 400 year-history is not documented, but on every occasion the respective owners were aware of this commission when designing the rooms behind the magnificent facade.