Pro
Historical city, tallest church spire in the world, Einstein's Birthplace, discount bakery, good library, good transportation, easy to find way around, saturday morning market
Con
Often foggy because of its three rivers; too far away from my new home
In a nutshell
An interesting city with quite a bit to do and easily connected to other major cities.
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: Another significant church is the Holy Trinity Church (Dreifaltigkeitskirche).Martin Bantzenmacher built the “Haus der Begegnung” as a church of the Holy Trinity in 1616-21. The late renaissance building with an onion-domed tower was built on the site of a Dominican Cloister...
Dolphin and St. George Fountains
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: The Dolphin (Delphin-Brunnen) situated to the South of the Minster. With its numerous fountains crossing over each other it can claim to be one of the most attractive fountains in Ulm. It was built mainly in 1585. The particular fascination of this fountain, with its complex...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: When we came to Ulm I've written in my notes 2943 km – the distance on the speedometer of our car which we overcame from Moscow. But when we came to the Minster square we saw the sign with distances to other well-known cities in the world. We found Moscow and discovered that...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: Ulm is situated at the crossroads of the A8 motorway (connecting the principal cities of southern Germany, Stuttgart and Munich), and the A7 motorway (one of the motorways running from northern to southern Europe).It has rather convenient and cheap parking in the centre. We...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: Ulm has become almost a home city for us and our dogs. Every time when SV BSZS take place there we don’t miss an opportunity to have a walk around the city with our dogs. It’s not only a pleasure for us but helpful. In 2009 we visited a veterinary clinic in Wiblingen (close...
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