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Ulm Town Hall is easily recognizable by its opulent early Renaissance exterior painting. The oldest part of the building is the southeastern main building, which was built in 1370 as a "new department store." The building was first referred to as a town hall in 1419. In the course of the 15th century, the council chamber on the south side received windows framed in Gothic architecture (with six electoral figures) as well as the double windows on the east side. The richly decorated astronomical clock was installed around 1520. The lavish facade painting was also extended to the old building and shows didactic depictions of virtues, commandments and vices. The painting that can be seen today dates from 1900, when the painting, which had been largely destroyed by the weather, was restored or recreated in the spirit of the authentic parts.

The "Leaning House", probably the most photographed former town house in Ulm, dates back to 1406. In 1443, the large late Gothic extension to the building was carried out. Before that, the house was only about half as long. The building began to lean in the 17th century. Firstly, the subsoil gave way towards the Blau, and secondly, residents sawed through supporting beams during improper renovations. The result: even when sober, they had to cope with a significant lean from then on.

You should plan some time for the city of Ulm, a great old town and especially the fishing district are well worth seeing.

A worthwhile destination on the tour. An impressive little town, with many historic, impressive buildings. The small streets in the fishing district should not be missed. Great!

Ulm is a beautiful city with many sights. In the city center is the imposing Ulm Minster, a centuries-old church in the Gothic style. Its church tower offers a view of the city and on a clear day you can even see the Alps. The town hall is notable for its early Renaissance facade, its frescoes and its 16th-century astronomical clock. The narrow streets of the Fischerviertel, a district on the Danube, are characterized by half-timbered houses.

What a facade design, what splendor. The fountain in front of it completes the overall picture, with the cathedral in the immediate vicinity.

Visiting the cathedral is a superlative, but that's not all. Further highlights can be found inside the church. Stained glass window in the small choir of the Besserer Chapel, by Hans Acker around 1430, workshop: Hans Acker, Ulm; Donor: Besserer family, Ulm. Source: Wikipedia The fact that such works of art have been preserved is a real miracle, unique art.

With a height of 161.53 meters and a construction time of 513 years to complete, built from 1377 to 1890, it truly sets two remarkable records. Once you have seen this impressive structure, you appreciate the achievements of the time all the more. The exhibited construction drawings or the high altar plan reinforce this again. What a gigantic work of art from the Middle Ages.