"Medieval Ulm" Top 5 Page for this destination Ulm by Kuznetsov_Sergey

Ulm Travel Guide: 273 reviews and 794 photos

We have been to Ulm three times. SV BSZS (German shepherds Championship) was held there in 2003, 2005 and 2009. That’s why we spent in the stadium nine days (three days every year). The stadium is rather convenient for the show and Baden Wuerttemberg GSD land group is friendly enough. Ulm is primarily known for having the church with the tallest steeple in the world, the Gothic Minster and as the birthplace of Albert Einstein.
We’re going there in 2012 for the fourth time.

Irina with Pilar and Asslan in Ulm

You can watch my 4 min 59 sec HD Video Ulm panorama in 2009 HD ,
6 min 50 sec HD Video Ulm Munster in 2009 HD ,
7 min 06 sec HD Video Ulm by car in 2009 HD ,
9 min 15 sec HD Video SV BSZS 2009 GHKL Ruden Working dog class male ,
8 min 45 sec HD Video SV BSZS 2005 Ulm Ceremony of awards ,
4 min 07 sec HD Video SV BSZS 2005 Ulm Ceremony of awards part 2 ,
7 min 38 sec HD Video SV BSZS 2005 Ulm Aurum Aglis Pilar and Asslan ,
6 min 19 sec HD Video SV BSZS 2003 Ulm The Ceremony of awards ,
3 min 47 sec HD Video SV BSZS 2003 Asslan v Haus Schiran TSB Protection Service
out of my Youtube channel.

Panorama of Ulm

Completed VT-pages out of the trip to Germany in 2009:
1) Holtendorf (Sachsen),
2) Görlitz (Sachsen),
3) Dresden (Sachsen),
4) Heiligenstadt (Bavaria),
5) Greifenstein (Bavaria),
6) Bamberg (Bavaria),
7) Nürnberg (Bavaria),
8) Rothenburg ob der Tauber (Bavaria),
9) Bad Boll (Baden-Württemberg),
10) Ulm (Baden-Württemberg),
11) Berlin

Intro Updated Feb 17, 2012
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Reviews (23)

Ulm in Moscow Off The Beaten Path (5)

If you live in Moscow you needn't go to Ulm so often because there is a part of Ulm in the Moscow Pushkin Museum of... more travel advice

Danube stadium Sports & Outdoors (1)

We have been to Danube Stadium in Ulm three times. SV BSZS (German shepherds Championship) was held there in 2003, 2005... more travel advice

Fischerviertel Favorites (3)

The old Fischerviertel (fishermen's quarter) is the most picturesque district in Ulm. It situated on the River Blau and... more travel advice

Schwörhaus/Weinhof Things to Do (10)

In the 14th to the 19th century, the wine yard was an important commercial centre, due to the wine-trade. Its chapel... more travel advice

Transportation (2)
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Local Customs (2)
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Comments (8)

zadunajska8 Jan 5, 2012 at 11:36 PM Report Abuse

A really good page. I'd never really thought much about this town before but it does look quite interesting. Thanks for sharing your insights about it.
Nemorino Dec 30, 2011 at 6:56 AM Report Abuse

Good that you keep going back to Ulm for the German shepherds Championship.
hunterV Dec 27, 2011 at 11:35 AM Report Abuse

Hello, Sergey! I see Ulm is a great destination indeed!....
Trekki Dec 26, 2011 at 12:05 AM Report Abuse

Interesting Sergey, especially the views from high above! And I always have to smile when I read the cute Swabian names of the buildings, Häusle for example :-)
globetrott Dec 25, 2011 at 5:02 PM Report Abuse

A really interesting page, Sergey ! I often passed by Ulm on the highway but never went into the town-centre !
yumyum Dec 19, 2011 at 1:20 AM Report Abuse

Hi Sergey, I like your new ppp with you and your dog :-) I have once been to Ulm with my parents as an adult visiting some locals but I cannot remember seeing any of those sights. The Zentralbibliothek looks great from above and I would love to climb that church tower but I guess I need to get a bit more practice before attempting it ;-)
bugulma Dec 13, 2011 at 11:51 AM Report Abuse

I passed the town 2 times, but it was winter, not walking weather, and i din't decide to leave warm train for walking in the town... next time :-)
HORSCHECK Dec 6, 2011 at 10:25 AM Report Abuse

Sergey, fabulous page about Ulm here. I didn't know about a part of Ulm being in Moscow's Pushkin Museum of Art. Interesting tip about the distances between Ulm and Moscow. Maybe next time you should try to drive along the direct line. It saves you 900 km. *winkygrin*