Old Town and Minster Tour
The Old Town and Minster Tour brings Ulm’s best-known landmarks together with quieter artistic details inside the Minster. This compact route starts at the modern Stadthaus and enters the tower hall and nave. The interior holds choir stalls, stained-glass windows, a baptismal font, and the Man of Sorrows.
Short outdoor sections connect the Town Hall and Astronomical Clock with the Butchers’ Tower and city wall. The Fishermen’s and Tanners’ Quarter follows through the old town. Craftsmanship adds another thread to these Gothic and civic surroundings. Following the Blau, the walk continues towards Weinhof and Schwörhaus. The synagogue provides the final named stop.
Gothic architecture and civic history connect these landmarks across the compact route. Adults and children encounter craftsmanship and family-friendly discoveries along the way. The path brings Ulm’s Minster, old town, river, and synagogue into one continuous experience.
- Stops
- 16
- City
- Ulm
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Stops on this tour
- Stadthaus
- Ulm Minster
- Central nave and vault of Ulm Minster
- Chorgestühl des Ulmer Münsters
- Besserer-Kapelle im Ulmer Münster
- Taufbecken im Ulmer Münster
- Schmerzensmann von Hans Multscher
- Rathaus
- Astronomische Uhr
- Metzgerturm
- Stadtmauer
- Schiefes Haus
- Fischer- und Gerberviertel
- Weinhof
- Schwörhaus
- Synagoge Ulm
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