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Untere Gaisenbergbastion (Werk XXI)
A key part of Ulm's historical fortress
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Constructed in 1858, the Lower Gaisenberg Bastion, known as Work XXI, is a crucial part of the Ulm Fortress. It stands as a reminder of the city's military history and the strategic importance of its fortifications.
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The bastion was built the same year the Ulm Fortress was founded.
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- Founded
- 1858
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Guided Story
Take a moment to observe the formidable structure before you, built in 1858 as part of the Ulm Fortress. The Lower Gaisenberg Bastion, also known as Work XXI, is a testament to the city's military past and strategic importance. Imagine how this bastion was once part of a vast defensive system protecting the city. Looking northwest, you can spot the Technical University of Ulm, a symbol of modern knowledge and innovation, while here, you stand amidst the historical walls of a bygone era. This monument preserves the memory of the fortress's strategic role, inviting reflection on the history etched into its stones.
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Location
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