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Heritage Sites in Ulm — Walk II
A journey through Ulm's historical gems
7 StopsEstimated Duration: 80 minutes3.31 km
Embark on the 'Cultural Heritage in Ulm — Walk II', a 3.31 km journey that unveils the city's rich history through its stunning churches and chapels. Start at St. Georg's Church, a masterpiece of Neo-Gothic architecture designed by the renowned Max Meckel. Continue to St. Michael zu den Wengen, where the story of the Wengen Monastery from 1399 comes to life. The Valentin's Chapel, built by Matthäus Ensinger, tells the tales of the noble Rembold family and stands as a true gem of Gothic architecture. This 80-minute walk concludes with a delightful surprise, inspiring you to delve deeper into Ulm's captivating past.
Did you know? — Sankt Georg
Originally built as a garrison church, St. Georg in Ulm, a Neo-Gothic masterpiece by Max Meckel, became a parish church in 1920.
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