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Untere Donaubastion (Werk XXIV)

Where history and architecture unite by the Danube

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Part of the impressive Ulm Fortress, the Lower Danube Bastion (Werk XXIV) offers a captivating glimpse into 19th-century military architecture. Explore the robust walls and strategic design that once served to protect the city. A walk here immerses you in history, inviting you to feel the link between the past and the present.

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Did you know?

Built in 1855, the Lower Danube Bastion (Werk XXIV) is part of the impressive Ulm Fortress, which was considered one of the largest of its kind in Europe at the time.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1855
Website: atarimuseum.de/festung/ul24.html

Guided Story

Do you feel that whisper of history in the air? Right here, you're standing in a place where 19th-century defensive engineering was brought to life. Look up at these massive walls, standing resolute against time. Back in the day, they were filled with soldiers and cannons, ready to defend the city at a moment's notice. Now, if you close your eyes, you might just hear the echo of drums and commands reverberating through these stones. Turn around to the south, and you'll see the Lower Danube Tower. Together, these structures formed a nearly impenetrable defense line. Can you feel the link between then and now?