랑게나우‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The Fohlenhaus Stone Age Cave in the Lone Valley is a fascinating destination for nature and history enthusiasts. This impressive karst cave once served as a shelter for Stone Age people and today offers a glimpse into times long past. With its distinctive shape and special charm, it exudes a sense of mysticism.

The confluence of the Iller and the Danube is a fascinating natural phenomenon where the clear water streams unite and flow together.

On the Württemberg side it's a bit narrower combined cycle and footpath, but easy to walk. You are just between the Danube and the railway line...

If you want to get from the left to the right side of the Brenz, then this bridge is one way to do it.

Great view - but you should have a good head for heights, as the tower deliberately creates a certain exposure and uncertainty in order to be able to empathize with Berblinger.

From here the Danube becomes significantly larger. It almost seems as if the Iller is larger than the Danube at this point

The tower was built in honor of Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger, who went down in history as a tailor, inventor and aviation pioneer.

What must it have been like to stand on a 20-meter-high platform on the city wall, while all the onlookers waited for you to jump and fly like a bird over the Danube? How must the 'Tailor of Ulm' have felt on the day of his failed attempt at flying? Imagine it and put yourself in Berblinger's shoes. At the former jumping-off point at the Eagle Bastion, the 'Berblinger Tower', which is inclined at 10 degrees, is accessible. The spiral staircase winds its way dizzyingly upwards, step by step. At the top, looking down at the ground, you'll notice that the steps, both in construction and color, are inspired by Berblinger's flying machine. Six loudspeakers attached to the sculpture transform the climb into an audio experience. The tower was built in honor of Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger, who went down in history as a tailor, inventor, and aviation pioneer. In 2020/2021, Ulm celebrates its 250th anniversary. https://tourismus.ulm.de/de/entdecken/sehen-und-erleben/sehenswuerdigkeiten/modernes/berblinger-turm