Steinhaus
Step into Ulm's Romanesque heritage
Did you know?
Parts of the Steinhaus in Ulm, also known as Nikolauskapelle, date back to the Staufer period of the early 13th century.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- ~early C13
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
- Wheelchair Access
- Not accessible
Guided Story
Can you feel the weight of history in the stones beneath your feet? Imagine standing here in the early 13th century, as these walls were freshly built. Look up at the roof, still bearing the marks of centuries past. Behind you is the House of Encounter, and to your right, the path leads to the Museum Ulm. The Nikolauskapelle, almost modest at first glance, holds secrets from the Staufer era. Did you know that pilgrims once paused here on their journeys? This chapel was a haven of peace and prayer, a stopover for travelers. Let the aura of the place transport you to another time.
