Neu-Ulm

Neu-Ulm lies along the Danube opposite Ulm, on the level river plain where Bavaria meets Baden-Württemberg. Though closely linked to its larger neighbour by bridges and daily life, it is a distinct Bavarian city with its own modern centre and riverside spaces. Neu-Ulm’s development was shaped by the 19th-century Federal Fortress of Ulm, whose extensive defensive system reached the Bavarian bank of the Danube. Parts of its former military grounds now form the Glacis park, while the Edwin Scharff Museum recalls the sculptor born here. The Danube cycle route also connects the city with a long-running European travel corridor. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Neu-Ulm and the Danube region.

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