In the midst of the enchanting old town of Heidelberg, the Leica Store shines with a modern, bright concept and inviting wood optics. With over 200 square meters, the store offers a unique experience for photography enthusiasts. On the ground floor, an elegant space is dedicated to product presentations, showcasing our cameras and optics in a warm atmosphere. The clear, friendly wood aesthetics create an inviting environment for all those interested in the art of photography.

The upper floor unveils a gallery that not only displays the visual fascination of photography but also provides space for exchange and passion. Here, the Leica Store becomes a place where photography enthusiasts gather to share their enthusiasm and engage in creative dialogue.

In this pleasant atmosphere, the Leica Store in Heidelberg invites visitors to acquire high-quality photography equipment. Additionally, the five-person team organizes regular meetings and photowalks to strengthen the community and promote the passion for photography. Public product presentations also take place, and the in-store portrait studio allows for a change in perspective in front of the camera, offering passport and application photos, among other services. Rental (subject to availability) as well as buying and selling used Leica products are part of the store's offerings, alongside traditional customer care services.

The 65-square-meter Leica Gallery introduces visitors to the world of Leica photography, spanning back to the first half of the 20th century. The gallery opens with the exhibition "First of All...", showcasing some of the most famous Leica images, such as the portraits of Nelson Mandela in captivity (Jürgen Schadeberg) or Muhammad Ali (Thomas Hoepker). Works by Barbara Klemm, a member of the prestigious Leica Hall of Fame, will also be featured. In the future, the gallery will continue to present rotating high-profile exhibitions.