Service Description

Ulm, a lovely city located on the banks of the Danube River in the southern region of Germany, is famous for its picturesque surroundings. It is renowned for its remarkable Ulm Minster, noted for having the world's tallest church spire at 161.5 meters (530 ft) in height. The preserved old town of the city showcases its medieval history through narrow cobbled streets and half-timbered houses. The Fishermen's Quarter is a charming area with the Blau River winding through quaint streets lined with historic houses. The charming Dolphin Fountain adds personality to the city, while the leaning Butcher's Tower offers insight into Ulm's historic fortifications. The charming half-timbered houses in the Fishermen's Quarter, like The Crooked House, line the canals and create a magical atmosphere reminiscent of a fairy tale. Neu-Ulm, located on the opposite side of the Danube from Ulm, is a nearby city that allows tourists to explore the contemporary advancements and cultural activities of the region further. The combination of medieval and modern elements, along with stunning views of the river, makes Ulm a charming destination for both history enthusiasts and vacationers. You Will See • Cathedral Ulm Minster • Neu Ulm • Ulmer Rathaus (Town Hall) • Metzgerturm (Butchers Tower) • The Crooked House • Dolphin Fountain • Fishermen’s Quarter You will learn • The world's most tilted house • The tilted tower of Ulm • The tallest church spire globally • A stunning fountain located in Germany. • Albert Einstein • Guinness World Records headquarters Included • Local Professional Guide • Private Guide Tour Not Included • Tips • Entrance fees • Food and Drinks • Gratuities