Neu-Ulm

Neu-Ulm is the capital of the Neu-Ulm district. The town was founded in the year 1810 through Napoleon Bonaparte's Paris Treaty and received its town charter from King Ludwig II in 1869.

Today the young town on the Danube has 50,000 inhabitants and a lot to offer in the cultural and tourist sector.

Places to see:

Parish church of St. John the Baptist (1921-27 by Dominikus Böhm), Water tower (1900, landmark of Neu-Ulm), Glacis town park (with fortifications, events' area and restaurants).

Edwin Scharff Building (centre for cultural events and conferences).

Edwin Scharff Museum with exhibitions for children and teenagers (sculptures, paintings and graphics by Neu-Ulm artists), Walther Collection (private collection of international photography and video art).

Things to do:

Danube promenade; Glacis town park; summer concerts in Glacis; Neu-Ulm theatre; pottery and crafts' market; town festival (June); Adventure Pool Donaubad Wonnemar; open-air swimming pool 'Donaubad'; indoor swimming pool; nearby lakes for swimming; international Danube Festival (every two years).

Information

Neu-Ulm

Tourist-Information, Stadthaus

Münsterplatz 50

89073 Ulm

info@tourismus.ulm.de

www.tourismus.ulm.de

Neu-Ulm

Münsterplatz 50

89073 Ulm

Neu-Ulm

Neu-Ulm

Information

Neu-Ulm

See also:

Ulm

Neue Arbeit e.V.

Bikeline Johannes Ganal

Naturkundliches Bildungszentrum Ulm

Ulmer Kanufahrer e.V.

Ralf Reich, Fahrrad-Handlung

SportivTouren

Baudach Carsten, Zweiräder

Radweg Uwe Schneider

Camper parking lots Friedrichsau Park

Geschwister-Scholl-Jugendherberge

Franz-Schmid-Fahrrad

12. Etappe: Ulm - Langenau

Radsport Pfister

Wanderheim Weidacher Hütte

Die Speiche

Radsport Scheck

Wohnmobilstellplätze

Erbach

See also:

11. Etappe: Blaubeuren - Ulm

Fa. Widmann

Fa. Ochs Erlenbacher

Zeltmöglichkeit am See und DLRG-Heim

Wohnmobilstellplätze Langenau

Erebniswelt Grundwasser

Langenau

See also:

Campingplatz bei der Gaststätte "Hirsch"