This walking audio tour dives into the historical and architectural treasures of Ulm, appealing to travelers eager to uncover centuries of culture and innovation. It offers a blend of medieval landmarks and modern attractions, perfect for history enthusiasts and casual explorers alike.
The tour begins at Ulm Minster, home to the tallest church steeple, and continues through iconic stops such as the colorful Ulmer Rathaus, the charming Fisherman's Quarter, and the striking Synagogue. The route also covers hidden gems like the Lauseck Bastion and ends at the picturesque Water Tower. Each site is intricately tied to Ulm’s rich past and offers stunning views and engaging stories. Moving along winding streets and scenic parks, the journey immerses travelers in the city’s evolution while showcasing its beauty and resilience.
Throughout the tour, participants will marvel at Gothic designs, medieval fortifications, and modern tributes such as the Danube Swabians’ migration monument. From observing intricate carvings and frescoes to strolling through cobblestone pathways and lush parks, this experience promises unforgettable moments of discovery.
Audio-guided tour
Headsets (to hear the guide)
