Discover Ulm & Neu-Ulm

City break on the Danube

On the banks of the Danube, where Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria meet, lie the sister cities of Ulm and Neu-Ulm – two cities full of contrasts: historic Ulm with its world-famous Ulm Minster, the tallest church tower in the world, and modern Neu-Ulm with its Danube promenade, cafés, and diverse leisure activities.

The romantic fishermen's quarter in Ulm attracts visitors with its half-timbered houses, small bridges, and charming restaurants. On the Bavarian side, the shopping malls in Neu-Ulm and the Danube promenade invite you to stroll around. In summer, events such as the Ulmer Zelt or the Neu-Ulmer Stadtfest create a lively atmosphere.

The surrounding area also offers numerous destinations for day trips or short breaks:

1. Wiblingen Monastery – Baroque splendor and historic library
2. Blautopf in Blaubeuren – turquoise blue water, one of the most beautiful karst springs in Europe
3. Charlottenhöhle near Giengen an der Brenz – one of the longest accessible stalactite caves in southern Germany
4. Ulm Zoo – idyllically located in Friedrichsau Park, perfect for families
5. Vöhlinschloss in Illertissen – destination for nature and culture lovers
6. Vogelherd Archaeological Park near Niederstotzingen – UNESCO World Heritage Site with finds from Ice Age art

With its Gothic architecture, Swabian hospitality, and picturesque nature, the region around Ulm and Neu-Ulm offers numerous opportunities for short breaks on the Danube, weekend getaways, or spontaneous day trips.