Ulm, Germany

Ulm is a city in Germany, Baden-Württemberg province. The city is perched on the banks of the Danube River and its tributary Iler. Ulm is the administrative center of the Al-Donau district. This German city is an economic center thanks to its various industries. In international terms, Ulm is known as the city where the church with the highest bell tower in the world is located. But not only with that - this city is the birthplace of the great Albert Einstein. 
The city was first mentioned in 854 as a trading point. In 1181 Ulm received urban rights and until 1802 was the seat of German princes. At the end of the XII century, Duke Otokar von Sharmark gave privileges to the merchants from Ulm, Regensburg and Aachen. The process of strengthening the city begins, and in 1300, for example, Ulm was protected with a double wall. A document of 1397 officially reported that Ulm was already a free, independent city.
Ulm Cathedral is a symbol of the city. It is the first thing that is noticeable before you enter Ulm. It is built in Gothic style and has the tallest church tower in the world. Construction began in 1377 and ended in 1890. Its decoration is also remarkable. It is amazing to feel the impressive building and to feel the spirit of history.
The list of historical landmarks on Ulm is the old Square of Fischeviertel on the Blau River, with its wooden houses and picturesque passengers. Interesting sights here are the "curve house" from the sixteenth century, which today is a hotel, as is the old Munz - a medieval revivalist building.
The Ulm City Hall building was built in 1370 and impresses with its brilliant murals dating back to the mid - 16th century.
The Krone Pub is a medieval complex of several houses from the 16th century, where German kings and emperors were accommodated during their travels. Other architectural jewels are also of interest in Ulm, such as several large buildings from the late Middle Ages/Renaissance, which are mainly used to store food and weapons - such as Schwerhaus, Kornhaus, Salzstadel, Buchsenstadel, Zeighaus, Nouer Bau, etc.