Ulm Card: 20+ attractions and optional public transportation

Explore Ulm with the UlmCard: Over 20 Attractions and Public Transport Included

The UlmCard provides a practical way to experience Ulm in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Priced at $27 per person for 1 day, this card grants access to more than 20 attractions, including free museum entries, a guided city tour, and a climb up the world’s highest church tower at Ulm Minster. The package also includes free public transportation within Ulm and Neu-Ulm, making it a flexible option for travelers who want to explore without hassle.

This tour is ideal for visitors who enjoy cultural activities, sightseeing, and museum visits but also want the convenience of included transportation. While the average rating of 3.4 out of 5 suggests some room for improvement, the affordable price and variety of benefits make it a strong choice for a budget-friendly day in Ulm.

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Key Points

• Affordable price of $27 offers access to 20+ attractions and public transit.
• Includes a free guided city tour featuring Ulm Minster and other highlights.
• Climb the tallest church tower in the world at no extra cost.
• Free museum entries include the EinsteinsMuseum, Museum Bread and ArtWorld, and Wiblingen Monastery.
• Gastronomic benefits include a welcome drink, cider, coffee, and apple fritters at selected locations.
• Available for 24 or 48 hours, with optional public transportation in Ulm and nearby cities.

How the UlmCard Boosts Your Ulm Experience

The UlmCard maximizes your time in the city by combining cultural visits, sightseeing, and leisure activities. The free guided tour with a knowledgeable guide includes a walk through Ulm’s historic streets and a visit to the Ulm Minster. The tower climb offers a chance to see Ulm from the tallest church tower in the world, partly only up to 70 meters, but still an impressive view.

Visitors can also enjoy free entry to numerous museums and exhibitions. Notable among these are the EinsteinsMuseum, dedicated to an Ulm family, and the Wiblingen Monastery, a historic site with beautiful architecture. The Local History Museum offers a postcard with a historic city view, adding a nostalgic touch to the experience.

From the Old Town to the Museum Mile

The tour starts at the Tourist-Information Ulm/Neu-Ulm, where the guided city tour begins. Walking through the old town, visitors experience Ulm’s charming streets and landmarks. The Ulm Minster, with its iconic cathedral, is a central highlight. The guided tour in English and German takes place from Jul to September on Fridays, Sundays, and holidays, with daily tours in German from April to October.

The tower ascent at Ulm Minster offers a spectacular view of the city and surrounding region. Keep in mind, the ascent is partly limited to 70 meters. The museum visits are spread throughout the day, with some museums closed on Mondays—notably except for Museum Bread and ArtWorld and Stadthaus Ulm.

Enjoying Ulm’s Cultural and Leisure Sites

The UlmCard unlocks access to many museums and exhibitions, including the Museum Bread and ArtWorld, where entry is completely free, and the Edwin Scharff Museum, famous for its art collection. The Local History Museum offers a postcard with a historical city view, perfect for souvenirs.

For leisure, the Zoological Garden Ulm welcomes visitors with free entrance, providing a relaxed environment for animals and families. The Wiblingen Monastery and kunsthalle weishaupt are also included, offering insights into history and contemporary art.

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Gastronomic Delights Included in the Package

The UlmCard incorporates some tasty perks at local eateries. A cup of cider is offered at Crêperie Kornhäusle, while a welcome drink is available at all hotel Ulm’s rooftop bar. Visitors can enjoy apple fritters with cinnamon and sugar at Restaurant Zur Lochmühle, and a hot drink of your choice at Setberger Genusswelt.

These offerings add a pleasant culinary touch to the day, making it easier to relax between sightseeing stops.

Transportation Benefits and Accessibility

A major advantage of the UlmCard is the free travel on buses and trams within fare zones 10 and 20 of Ulm and Neu-Ulm. This service also extends to nearby towns such as Blaustein, Herrlingen, Thalfingen, and Rasthaus Seligweiler—perfect for exploring beyond the city center without extra cost.

The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for travelers seeking an easy, flexible experience. The public transport inclusion simplifies navigation and reduces the need for taxis or rental cars.

Logistics and Tour Duration

The UlmCard is available for 24 or 48 hours, allowing visitors to choose based on their arrival time and plans. The guided tours operate in German daily during April to October, and English tours run from July to September on Fridays, Sundays, and holidays at 2:30 pm.

The m25 Erlebnisraum offers a free flight with the Birdly flight simulator, open from Wednesday to Sunday, with the free flight available Friday to Sunday. The museums generally close on Mondays, so plan visits accordingly.

How the Reviews Reflect the Tour’s Value

While the overall rating is 3.4 out of 5, reviews highlight the value for money and the informative guided tour as significant positives. One reviewer states the offering is “very satisfactory” with an informative tour in pleasant company. Another mentions that the activities give good pointers for what’s worth seeing.

The affordable price combined with many free entries and benefits makes the UlmCard an attractive option for travelers interested in cultural exploration and sightseeing without extra costs.

Who Will Appreciate the UlmCard Most?

This tour suits visitors who want to maximize their time in Ulm with a mix of guided sightseeing, museum hopping, and leisure activities. It’s especially ideal for budget-conscious travelers looking for comprehensive access to attractions and public transport.

However, those expecting a highly polished or luxurious experience might find the average rating of 3.4 indicates room for improvement. Still, the wide range of included benefits makes it a cost-effective way to see Ulm in a day.

UlmCard: An Affordable, Flexible Way to Discover Ulm

The UlmCard offers a straightforward way to explore Ulm’s highlights without the hassle of individual ticket purchases. With free access to over 20 attractions, a guided tour, and public transportation, it provides a well-rounded day of sightseeing.

While some attractions have limited access or specific opening days, the variety of museums, sights, and leisure spots ensures most visitors will find plenty to enjoy. The price point of $27 balances affordability with a rich experience, making it a smart choice for visitors wanting to see Ulm efficiently.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the UlmCard include transportation?
Yes, the UlmCard includes free travel on buses and trams within Ulm and Neu-Ulm, covering fare zones 10 and 20.

Can I visit the Ulm Minster Tower with the UlmCard?
Yes, the tower climb to Ulm Minster is free with the UlmCard, though climbing is partly limited to 70 meters.

What museums are free with the UlmCard?
The EinsteinsMuseum, Museum Bread and ArtWorld, Wiblingen Monastery, Local History Museum, HfG-Archiv Ulm, Birdly, and Museum Ulm @kunsthalle weishaupt are among the free entries.

What is the duration of the UlmCard?
You can choose between the 24-hour and 48-hour options, depending on your travel plans.

Are guided tours available in English?
Yes, English-guided tours run from July to September on Fridays, Sundays, and holidays at 2:30 pm.

Is the UlmCard suitable for people with mobility issues?
Yes, the UlmCard is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for travelers with mobility considerations.

What gastronomic benefits are included?
Guests receive a welcome drink at all hotel Ulm, a cup of cider at Crêperie Kornhäusle, apple fritters at Zur Lochmühle, and a hot drink of choice at Setberger Genusswelt.

Are museums open every day?
Most museums are closed on Mondays, with the exception of Museum Bread and ArtWorld and Stadthaus Ulm.

Can I cancel the UlmCard booking?
Yes, the activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is this tour good value for money?
Yes, considering the over 20 attractions, guided tour, free tower climb, and public transport, the $27 price provides considerable value.

Where can I find similar experiences?
Explore other options such as Ulm city center walking tours, evening strolls, scavenger hunts, and themed city adventures through the provided links.

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