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Ulm, Evening stroll through the old town

Ulm Minster, Ulm, Germany

Ulm/Neu-Ulm Touristik GmbH

A 90-minute romantic evening tour of the illuminated old town, including a visit to the fishermen's and tanners' quarters.



Starting from Minister Square, visitors can engage in an enlightening journey through the construction history of Ulm Minster, which boasts the world's tallest church tower. This guided tour begins by exploring the northern neighborhood surrounding Ulm Minster, leading towards the recently revitalized central urban area of Ulm. Embracing the theme "Medieval Meets Modern," this tour showcases contemporary architectural marvels nestled within the heart of Ulm, creating a harmonious blend between tradition and innovation.

Adjacent to these structures stands the Ulm Town Hall, a testament to Ulm's rich architectural heritage. This iconic landmark features one of Europe's largest frescoes dating back to the 16th century and houses an impressive astronomical clock adorned with celestial symbols and lunar phases.

Continuing along the tour, travelers encounter the Leaning Tower of Butchers, followed by the historic city walls. In this enchanting section, visitors find themselves immersed in the picturesque streets of Ulm's traditional quarters, characterized by narrow alleys, quaint bridges, and charming footbridges. Here, one can appreciate the elegant craftsmanship of Ulm's artisans, as evidenced by restored buildings like the Crooked House, renowned for its unusual tilt.

Today, the once neglected craftsmen's district welcomes visitors into well-preserved and refurbished spaces, offering a glimpse into Ulm’s vibrant cultural scene. Amongst these restored buildings stands the Crooked House, a remarkable example of architectural ingenuity, showcasing the town's enduring commitment to preserving its architectural legacy while embracing modernity.

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Highlights Evening Tour Illuminates Old Town, Fishermen's and Tanners' Quarter
Includes A professional tour guide

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Duration 1.5 hours

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Neu-Ulm

Julius-Rohm-Platz

0.75 mi

Ulm Hauptbahnhof

0.37 mi

Ulm Ost

An der Brenzbahn

0.62 mi

Finningerstraße

1.74 mi

Riedstraße

1.12 mi

Burgunderweg

1.55 mi

Ulm-Donautal

3.17 mi

Manfred-Börner-Straße

2.67 mi

Manfred-Börner-Straße

2.67 mi

Herrlingen

4.47 mi

Frequently Asked Questions about Ulm, Evening stroll through the old town

What is included in the 90-minute romantic evening tour?

The tour includes a visit to the illuminated old town, featuring Ulm Minster, the Ulm Town Hall, the Leaning Tower of Butchers, and the historic city walls.

Where does the tour start?

The tour starts at Minister Square.

What is the theme of the tour?

The theme of the tour is 'Medieval Meets Modern.'

What famous church tower does Ulm Minster boast?

Ulm Minster boasts the world's tallest church tower.

How long is the tour?

The tour lasts for 90 minutes.


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