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Courtine zum Gaisenberg (Werk XVIII)
Historic Stronghold of the Ulm Fortress
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The Courtine zum Gaisenberg, or Work XVIII, is a significant part of the Ulm Fortress, constructed in 1858. This monument reflects the military architecture of the 19th century and Ulm's strategic importance as a fortress city.
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The courtine was built in the founding year of the Ulm Fortress.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1858
- Wheelchair Access
- Not accessible
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Guided Story
You are standing in front of the Courtine zum Gaisenberg, also known as Work XVIII. This monument is a crucial part of the Ulm Fortress, built in 1858. It exemplifies 19th-century military architecture. To the east, just 195 meters away, is the Obere Gaisenbergbastion, Work XIX. Ulm's strategic importance as a fortress city is evident here. Imagine how this structure, along with others, formed a defensive line. Take a moment to appreciate the history embodied in these walls.
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Industrial-Era Ulm — Walk IIStop 3 of 13
Location
Nearby
König-Wilhelm-Turm
329 m away
Obere Gaisenbergbastion (Werk XIX)
195 m away
Hauptfriedhof Ulm
401 m away
Hopfengarten Brauerei Gold Ochsen
565 m away
Courtine XVII
408 m away
Museumsinsel
381 m away
Neutorbrücke
795 m away
Courtine am Gaisenberg (Werk XX)
523 m away