Germany · ULM TOURS
The 4 best ulm tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Walk Ulm’s medieval lanes with a German or English-speaking guide, see the painted town hall and astronomic clock, compare new architecture with old streets, and visit the Minster, home to Germany’s tallest church spire when no event or construction blocks access.
Use a mailed box of 11 numbered envelopes to guide yourself through Ulm. Solve riddles, open the correct envelope, and visit the Minster, moat houses, Einstein Fountain, fishing quarter, Schwörhaus, and town hall. Pause whenever you like, with no guide or fixed start time.
“Analog gut durchführbar. Für gemischte Gruppe sehr empfehlenswert.”
Meet your German-speaking guide at Ulm Minster Square for a 1.5-hour evening walk through illuminated Ulm. See the minster exterior, modern city center, Town Hall clock, city wall, fishermen’s and tanners’ quarter, and Crooked House. Guide Anne has been praised for lively stories and humor.
“Gids na de tijd met leuke verhalen. Helaas alles in het Duits, ondanks dat we Engels hadden aangegeven. Voor de helft van het gezelschap een probleem omdat ze die taal onvoldoende matig waren om de details van het verhaal te kunnen volgen.”
Follow gravedigger Jörg Zenker through Ulm’s Höll and Cross neighbourhood, hear strange stories on Heimstrasse, and finish at the Old Cemetery. This German-language, wheelchair-accessible walking tour lasts 1.5 hours and costs $17 per person.
Pick a city, a river or a beer hall.
