Neu-Ulm offers its own approach to a stay beside the Danube: walks in the Glacispark, art at the Edwin Scharff Museum and time on the Neu-Ulm riverbank. Ulm is across the water and can become an additional city visit. Begin with the places in your actual overnight destination, keeping routes clear and the two cities distinct.
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01Neu-Ulm · Silcherstr. 38
The Parkhotel is on Silcherstraße directly beside the Danube. Its description highlights views towards Ulm's old town across the water. The river defines this location: your overnight destination remains Neu-Ulm, while a visit to Ulm means crossing into the neighbouring city.
Hotel details and bookingThe Glacispark combines parkland with remains of the former federal fortress. Start here if you want to discover Neu-Ulm through outdoor spaces while leaving room for unhurried walking between visits.
The Edwin Scharff Museum is a specific cultural destination in Neu-Ulm. Check current exhibitions and plan the visit around your interests rather than treating it only as an option for bad weather.
The Neu-Ulm bank looks towards Ulm's skyline. A walk here remains a Neu-Ulm activity; continuing into Ulm's old town is a separate move between cities and should be planned accordingly.
Neu-Ulm's Glacispark brings green space together with surviving parts of the federal fortress; the water tower also belongs to this setting. Begin with a circuit of your choice and notice the relationship between walls and parkland. Special events are additions, not a requirement for the suggested walk through the park.
This Neu-Ulm museum is an art destination with changing exhibitions alongside its focus on the artist's work. Check which programme suits your interests before visiting. Allow a dedicated museum session instead of placing every other stop tightly around it. Individual exhibition themes are time-dependent and should be confirmed for your dates.
From the Neu-Ulm side, the river offers views towards Ulm's skyline. Choose a waterfront section for a walk while keeping the geography clear. If you later cross to Ulm, treat that as an additional visit: Ulm's historic centre and minster are across the river, not in Neu-Ulm.
Explore the park and surviving fortifications on a circuit of your choice.
Visit the Edwin Scharff Museum after checking its current programme.
Walk along the Neu-Ulm riverbank and look across to the neighbouring city.
Plan to the hotel address in Neu-Ulm. Distinguish Ulm from Neu-Ulm when checking stations, parking destinations and maps; an outing across the river needs its own return route. Use the full address of your chosen hotel when planning your route.
No. They are two independent cities on the Danube.
The Glacispark, Edwin Scharff Museum and the waterfront section described here.
No. From Neu-Ulm's riverbank you look across to the Ulm side.
Historic fortification remains and the water tower form part of the park setting.
Yes. Plan it explicitly as a visit to the neighbouring city, with separate route and time planning.
Open the hotel page for room information and to check your dates. The room offers and conditions of the selected rate apply. An independently planned day. Admission and excursions are not promised hotel services.