In 1482, the town walls were built into the “raging waters of the Danube” as a defence against hostile armies. Nowadays, people enjoy strolling along the town walls, which run along the Danube from the Lauseck Bastion past the Fishermen’s and Tanners’ quarters, the “Metzgerturm”, the landing stage for boats, the Rose Garden and on to Friedrichsau Park, the green lung of Ulm.
Cafés and restaurants and the view of the Danube and of Neu Ulm invite strollers to pause for a while
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