ウルムのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Here you can brew beer.

Here you can enjoy a beautiful view and overview of the city.

Right at the hiking car park, a steel mammoth welcomes hikers and draws attention to the Neanderthal Trail.

Together with the Wieland townhouse at Olgastraße 129 in Ulm, also designed by the Munich architect and painter Richard Riemerschmid, the Lindenhof is the most important Art Nouveau building in the region. However, while most other Art Nouveau architects around 1900 prioritized the building's intrinsic value, Riemerschmid focused on its function and thus on the needs of its inhabitants. As a result, the villa's exterior appears with a simplicity that has essentially transcended the Art Nouveau style. In particular, the functional integration of the kitchen wing and storage rooms with the main building prioritizes efficient workflows over a harmonious, cohesive exterior. Similarly, the addition of the bowling alley primarily serves the purpose of convenient access.

After the Bear Cave, the path climbs steeply, and there are currently many fallen trees in the way. You should be flexible and able to step over them or climb through the trees below. However, you shouldn't be afraid of heights. The path is very difficult with small children. However, the valley and the aqueduct are very beautiful and quickly make you forget your initial effort.

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The brewery includes an inn and attached hotel. It has been in continuous operation since 1697. The brewery tour with the owner is well worth it.

A small brewery in the heart of the old town. With friendly staff who are happy to serve delicious beer straight from the brewery, even outside of opening hours.