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Here you can brew beer.

I am very surprised and impressed by the size of Wilhelmsburg, Fort XII; I hadn't expected that. The 200 m x 130 m castle was built between 1842 and 1849 as the centerpiece of the Ulm Federal Fortress. The citadel could accommodate 6,951 men, and the inner courtyard covers 1.3 hectares. The history of its post-military use is also interesting. Everything is well documented on site.

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.

Here you can see how water was once pumped onto the Alb plateau. It's the first pumping station of the Alb water supply system, dating back to 1870.

You can follow in the footsteps of the old brewers at the "Paulas Alb" inn in the "Adler" hotel. Here, the town's long brewing tradition, which included more than twenty active breweries at the end of the 19th century, is actively pursued, and beer culture can be experienced. In 1899, the first Ehingen draft wheat beer was brewed in the former "Zum Goldenen Adler" brewery. Now run by the fifth generation, the family offers a variety of beers. Ehingen's brewer, Walter Wender, was first mentioned in the town's history in 1384. Since winning the "Tourist Ideas Competition for the Enjoyment Region of Baden-Württemberg" in 2009, the town has also called itself a city of beer culture. The beer brewing course, where you can learn everything you ever wanted to know about different types of beer and their production processes, is popular with guests.