The Gothic cathedral with the tallest spire in the world (161m/528ft) seems to rise heavenward. Although construction began in 1377 the church was not completed until the end of the 19C. The absence of a transept emphasises the soaring flight of the ..

Occupying four adjacent houses, including the 16C-17C Kiechelhaus, this museum displays art by the Ulm masters (Madonna of Bihlafingen by Hans Multscher) and the early-13C blue and gold painting of Mary in mourning, by a master from Upper Swabia. Sev..

Installed in a Renaissance building, the Bread museum was started on the initiative of an Ulm entrepreneur who since 1950 has built up a very large collection illustrating 8000 years of cultural and social history of bread. Various objects and work..

The gleaming white town hall (Stadthaus) with its avant garde architecture has been the subject of considerable controversy. It was built between 1991 and 1993 by Richard Meier.

An elegant Gothic and Renaissance building with pierced gables and painted façades, richly decorated in trompe-l'oeil. An astronomic clock adorns the fine west façade.

Along the blue canal we can find picturesque alleys. Make a point of visiting the Schiefes Haus (15C) and the tiny alley called Kussgasse (kissing alley) because the roofs of the houses touch each other. Not far from the there, in the Schwörhaus..