The Flag of Heilbronn 2 is a symbol representing the German city of Heilbronn. Originating as a regional banner in the late Middle Ages, it was officially adopted as the city flag on January 15, 1948. The design consists of five horizontal stripes arranged in an alternating pattern of white and black, with the uppermost stripe being red. The red band symbolizes bravery, while the black and white stripes represent the city’s two medieval districts, the Old Town (Altstadt) and the New Town (Neustadt). The flag serves as a visual emblem for Heilbronn’s history, identity, and civic pride among its residents.