Ulmer Münster
Gothic cathedral from the 14th century with a spire 161 meters tall — until 1900 it was the world's highest church tower. The interior features ornate stained glass and detailed woodcarving.

Nemčija
Ulm is a city in Baden-Württemberg in southeastern Germany, famous for its Gothic cathedral with the world's tallest church spire at 161 meters.
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Gothic cathedral from the 14th century with a spire 161 meters tall — until 1900 it was the world's highest church tower. The interior features ornate stained glass and detailed woodcarving.
Medieval quarter with narrow streets, half-timbered houses and small squares. Best explored on foot, especially along the riverside where traditional façades mirror in the Danube.
The Danube cuts through Ulm with several historic bridges and walkways offering scenic views. The Fischerkanal is particularly picturesque with its small quays and old boats.
The modest house where Albert Einstein was born in 1879, now a small museum with exhibits on his life and work. A brief, rewarding stop for science enthusiasts.
Town on the Bavarian bank of the Danube, featuring the 19th-century Citadel fortress. Offers a different perspective on Ulm and good views back across to the cathedral spire.
Ulm sits on the Danube River and is one of the oldest trading centers in central Europe. The city is known as the birthplace of Albert Einstein and as a place rich in medieval history. The old town stretches along the river with characteristic quays and bridges, and the center preserves a medieval street layout with plazas lined by historic buildings.
The main attraction is the Ulmer Münster, a Gothic cathedral begun in the 14th century, its tower a dominant landmark visible for miles. Visitors can walk through the old merchant quarters, climb the tower if they wish, or enjoy the waterfront promenade where boats pass and reflections shimmer. The city's scale is manageable — most of it lies within easy walking distance for a day visit.
Do mesta Ulm (Nemčija) je iz Srbije 2 odhodov. Odhodi so s postaj: Subotica, Novi Sad, Sombor autobuska stanica, Beograd. Čas potovanja in vsa vmesna postajališča so navedeni ob vsakem odhodu.
Spodaj je tudi kratek vodnik po mestu: po čem je znano, kaj si ogledati in kaj mora vedeti potnik, ki prispe z avtobusom.
Da — 2 odhodov iz Srbije, s postaj: Subotica, Novi Sad, Sombor autobuska stanica, Beograd.
Najhitrejša vožnja traja 13 h 45 min. Čas je iz voznega reda in ne vključuje zadrževanja na meji.
Ulmer Münster, Altstadt (Old Town), Danube Canals and Bridges, Einstein Birthplace, Neu-Ulm
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