Travel Guide to Ulm, Germany

Germany

Scenic spot introduction:

Ulm is a city in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, located on the Danube River. Its nearby large cities include Augsburg, about 70 kilometers away in the southeast, Munich, 130 kilometers away, and Stuttgart, about 100 kilometers away in the northwest. Ulm, together with Neu-Ulm in Bavaria across the river, is the cultural and commercial center of the region. Ulm Cathedral is 161.53 meters high and is the tallest church bell tower in the world. There are 768 steps to the top, attracting countless tourists.

Attractions distribution:

Ulm has the Town Hall Square, Ulm Cathedral, church bell tower, Metzger Tower, Ulm University, Daimler R&D Center, Einstein Monument, Danube River, ancient city wall, library, Ulm Attractions such as the Congress Center, Ulm Theatre, Inclined House, Fisherman's Corner and more.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, photography, vacation, religion, architecture, culture, river

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Europe > Germany

How to get there:

1. Airplane

Ulm is the connection point between the local ICE train and the regional train. There are regional trains from Ulm to Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance. The main transportation in the city is trams and buses.

2. Train

Germany's high-speed rail train ICE passes through Ulm, with ICE trains running to Stuttgart and Munich every hour.

3. Passenger Car

Ulm is an important traffic intersection. The north-south highway A7 (Würzburg-Kempten) intersects with the east-west highway A8 (Stuttgart-Munich). In addition, many German federal highways pass through here.