ViewpointArchitectural Heritage Monumentfcfb92e0…070b

Wasserturm

A Historic Landmark with Modern Appeal

Counts toward these achievements:

Ulm: First Steps10 pts

Ulm: Explorer25 pts

Ulm: Insider50 pts

Built in 1898, the Neu-Ulm Water Tower is a striking example of Bavarian architecture and a cultural heritage site that brings the history of water supply to life. It served the city until 1964 and now stands as a monument to architectural prowess in the heart of Neu-Ulm. The tower is wheelchair accessible, inviting you to explore its historical significance and experience the blend of past and present.

Be the first to check in here

Did you know?

Built in 1898, the water tower in Neu-Ulm is an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, and it is fully wheelchair accessible.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1898
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Look up and take in the striking silhouette of the tower above you. Built in 1898, this water tower is a reminder of a time when it provided the essential lifeline of water to Neu-Ulm's residents. Imagine the bustling activity around it, as it stood next to an old war powder magazine just three meters to the south. It's a piece of history you can almost feel. If you turn north, you'll find Kollmann Park, a perfect spot to relax and admire the tower’s grandeur. This isn't just an architectural landmark—it's a bridge between the past and present. Let the stories of this place inspire you as you explore!