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Information. Main entrance not accessible. The main entrance to the Museum Ulm is during it’s closure period inaccessible due to the ongoing renovation work. Please use... —› more. News. The “Museum from the Wheelbarrow” From July 2023, the Museum Ulm will be going on tour using the motto “A construction site to join in!”
The Museum Ulm (Museum der Stadt Ulm), founded in 1924, is a museum for art, archeology, urban and cultural history in Ulm, Germany. [1] Exhibits range from prehistoric and early archaeological finds of the Ulm region (including the lion-man statuette) to Late (International) Gothic and Renaissance paintings and sculptures made in Ulm and Upper ...
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Housed in both old and new buildings, the Ulm museum features a nice permanent collection of the ancient history of Ulm and art from the middle-ages. The newer addition to the museum was beautifully designed and includes excellent gallery spaces.
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- Check out the splendid architecture of Ulmer Münster. Ulm Münster is a captivating Lutheran church. Did you know that this is the world’s tallest church?
- Take kids to Tiergarten Ulm. Even if Tiergarten is a small zoo, there is so much to see and visitors would absolutely enjoy the place! Featuring many animals including bears, reptiles, sea creatures, tropical birds, and many more, the zoo is as diversified as it gets.
- Stroll along the Blau. This picturesque river in Germany runs from Blaubeuren and then empties into the Danube at the city of Ulm. Many historical places are located adjacent to the river including the Fischerviertel, which is a watermelon watermill.
- Discover the history of Danube Swabians at Donauschwäbisches Zentralmuseum. The Swabian Museum has events and tours to offer to its visitors. Have an immersive experience as you learn the history of the people of Danube (the Swabians, descendants of the German settlers) through their way of living, culture, agricultural and industrial work, and much more.
Archaeology. The archaeological collection at Museum Ulm covers a time-span from the Neanderthal-era to Ulm in the Late Middle Ages. An absolute highlight of the museum collection is the ‘Löwenmensch’ (Lion Man), which is truly one-of-a-kind and one of the oldest figurative carvings ever discovered.
Museum Ulm. Marktplatz 9. 89073 Ulm. Germany. View on map. Website. Images of Museum Ulm. Visitor information Museum Ulm. Opening hours. Temporarily closed, visit website for updates. More opening hours. Admission. More ticket prices.
