Ulm must do's include visiting both religious and historical sites. Ulm is located on the Danube River, and has a rich history and is a center for science and technology. Albert Einstein was born here in 1879. Ulm has a commercial river port which has contributed to the areas wealth. In Ulm the old fuses with the new and historical monuments can be viewed in conjunction with modern constructions. Visitors can lose themselves down quaint alleys or go for a walk down the modern promenades along the riverbank.

Ulm Cathedral

This magnificent cathedral is a popular tourist attraction in Ulm. The construction of the cathedral was started in 1377 and completed in 1891. Ulm Cathedral has the highest steeple in the world reaching a height of 161.53 meters. To reach the top you have to climb 768 steps. The towers, top story and spire offer different views of the cathedral where you can admire the intricacy of the cathedral design form a different angle. The spires also offer magnificent views of the city. Inside the church you can see stained glass windows, choir loft carvings and paintings. The choir stalls were designed by Jorg Syrlin in 1469. The cathedral also features a sculpture by Hans Multscher called the Man of Sorrows which dates back to 1429. There is an admission fee to enter Ulm Cathedral.

Fisherman'sQuarter

This area will take you back in time as you walk down the cobblestone streets and along the footbridges. The Fisherman's Quarter is situated on the River Blau. Here you can soak in the ambiance of the area as well as seeing some noteworthy attractions. In the Fishermans Quarter is the Schiefes Haus which translates to mean crooked house. It is a house which was built in the 16th century and has now been converted into a hotel. There is also the Alte Mint which is an example of Renaissance architecture.

Museum of Bread Culture

The museum illustrates the history of bread which dates back over the past 6,000 years. The growth of this museum was made possible by Willy Eiselen and his son Hermann Eiselen. They founded the museum in 1955 and the first exhibition was held in 1960. The museum is located in the north of the Old City. It is open every day from 10 until 5. There are more than 18,000 objects in the museum. The exhibits show the history of bread as well as breads cultural significance. There is an on site library which has a good collection of relevant books.

Wiblingen Monastery

Located in Wiblingen this monastery is a Benedictine Monastery dating back to the 11th century. On site there is a church which is an example of Baroque architecture. Tourists can take guided tours through the church and library. More information about Wiblingen Monastry can be found in the museum which was established in 2006.

Ulm Museum

Ulm museum offers insight into the history of the area and it contains many note worthy artifacts. Beautiful pieces of art reflect the local culture and the art offers a glimpse into people's everyday lives. The on site shop is a good place to but souvenirs or an interesting piece of local art. Refreshments are available at the cafe. There is an admission fee to enter Ulm Museum.