1. Ulm Minster 
Ulm Minster is the largest Protestant church in Germany and famous as the highest church tower in the world. Those who climb the 768 steps to the top observation deck enjoy a unique view over Ulm, Neu-Ulm and the surrounding area.

6. Fisherman & tanner´ s quarter
Ulm's old town on the Blau River offers many idyllic alleys and bridges, beautiful half-timbered houses and a variety of restaurants.

12. City Hall Ulm
Ulm City Hall, with its lavishly painted facade and astronomical clock, is located not far from Ulm Minster.

7. Schiefes Haus
According to the Guinness Book of Records, the Schiefes Haus is the world's most leaning hotel. The rustic half-timbered house is located in the middle of the Fischerviertel on the Blau River.

9. Metzgerturm
The Metzgerturm was formerly part of Ulm's city fortifications and is also known as the "Leaning Tower of Ulm" because at a height of 36 meters it leans 2.05 meters to the northwest.

8. city wall
The city wall along the Danube is a popular promenade with cafes, restaurants and a beautiful view over the Danube and Neu-Ulm.

6. Schwörhaus
From the Schwörhaus, or House of City History, the mayor of Ulm renews the historic oath to the city constitution annually on Ulm's most important holiday, Schörmontag.