1.The main form of public transport is a bus; in certain areas of the city you can travel by tram. The cost of the ticket for one trip is about 2 euros; holidaymakers also have an opportunity to purchase a ticket for one day - it costs about 4.5 euros.
2. Travelers having enough time are sure to visit neighboring towns, which can be easily reached by train. The trip to Stuttgart will take no more than an hour, and to Munich it would be half an hour. The fare in these cases will be about 15 and 20 euros, respectively.
3. The warmest months of the year are July and August; at this time the average daily temperature is about 23 degrees Celsius. Winters in Ulm are also quite warm and soft, even in January the temperature rarely drops below -2C.
4. Excursions fans are recommended to travel around the city on foot as interesting historical buildings and cultural institutions are located here at every step.
6. The most popular shops are located near the Muensterplatz; the Hirschstrasse street also affects with a number of shops. Sparrow figurines made of chocolate are among most favorite souvenirs. You can buy them not only in pastry shops and souvenir stalls, but also in local cafes. In summer, the city hosts a great fair, Gassenfest.
7. Gourmets wishing to enjoy true local food are recommended to go to Fischerviertel. The most popular national restaurants are situated there; besides, there are some of them with very attractive prices.
Ulm is a classic German city with an abundance of attractive local restaurants and bistros. Visitors of the city are advised to begin an acquaintance with features of local cuisine with a … Open