Điểm tham quan ở Ulm

With this admission ticket, you can experience thrilling and gentle rides, as well as the millions of colourful LEGO® bricks that make LEGOLAND® Deutschland Resort in Günzburg. You can choose between a one- or two-day pass to explore the theme park’s many attractions. Inside, you can meet the NINJAGO® heroes, soar through the air on the Fire Dragon or see famous landmarks built from LEGO bricks in MINILAND. For young guests, you can captain a harbour boat, fly the airport carousel, or have a safari in a LEGO jeep to discover wild LEGO animals. For older visitors, you’ll find Lloyd’s Spinjitzu Spinner in LEGO NINJAGO WORLD and a knight’s castle in KNIGHTS’ KINGDOM. You can also ride the winged coaster MAXIMUS in the MYTHICA themed world. Additionally, you can watch live shows, building events, a 4D cinema, or an underwater world with around 1,300 tropical sea creatures.

This ticket gives you access to Germany’s first PEPPA PIG Park in Günzburg, just next to LEGOLAND® Deutschland. The colourful park features rides, play areas, live shows and character meet-and-greets, all themed around the TV series. Kids can ride in Daddy Pig’s red car or Grandpa Dog’s pirate boat, or visit the yellow house on the green hill. They can also splash in Peppa’s mud puddle water park. For even more fun, head to the main stage to see live shows, and look out for daily meet-and-greets with Peppa and friends.

This city-exploration game lets you explore at your own pace while keeping your group entertained. Your mission involves helping Jackson Wilde, a famous city-explorer, by solving quizzes and gathering as many points as possible. Along the way, you will answer interesting questions and pick up fun facts about the city, turning each stop into a small challenge and a chance to learn. The experience is self-guided and will take you through eight different locations around the city. You can access the tour and the city exploration activity via the app on Android or iOS, or directly through your browser. As you move through each location, you will follow the game prompts, tackle quizzes to earn points and enjoy a relaxed, interactive way to discover the city with your group.

On this self-guided walking tour you’ll explore Ulm’s Old Town and discover why the city is often described as an insider tip. In the romantic Fishermen’s Quarter you’ll pass picturesque half-timbered houses beside a 700-year-old bridge over the River Blau. Along the medieval city wall you’ll walk above the streets and enjoy striking views across the Danube. As you move through the town, you’ll visit the house where Albert Einstein was born and see its museum. You’ll also encounter the Münster, known for having the world’s highest church spire, and learn about the Scholl siblings and their role in founding the White Rose resistance movement. The route combines local history, culture and architecture, giving a compact and engaging introduction to Ulm’s highlights.

A guided walk through Memmingen, led by a local, offers a friendly introduction to the town. As you move through streets and squares, you will see key landmarks such as the Marktplatz and the Siebendächerhaus, and you will also visit quieter, lesser-known corners that reveal the everyday charm locals enjoy. Along the way you will learn about Memmingen’s traditions and local products, and you will get practical tips on where to eat and drink and how to get around. Your guide will share insights that help you explore with confidence and make the most of your time in the town. The experience is shared in a small group of up to eight travellers, so you will be able to ask questions and enjoy a more personal perspective on the city.

In Memmingen, you will follow a local on a walking route that brings the city’s character to life. As you move from the Marktplatz to the Siebendächerhaus, the guide will share key facts and practical context about the town. Along the way you will pass medieval gates and charming squares that reveal Memmingen’s history and everyday culture. Your local guide will also offer insider tips on the best cafés, restaurants and lively bars so you can enjoy the city beyond the main sights. The group will be kept small, with a maximum of eight travellers, giving you time to ask questions and get personalised suggestions to make the most of your stay.

On this guided walking tour of Ulm, renowned as the home of world records. Your guide will showcase some of the city’s main attraction, including the world’s oldest sculpture and the most crooked house in the world. You’ll also learn all about the history and culture of the city, the birthplace of Albert Einstein and home the tallest cathedral spire in the world, the Ulm Minster.

This smartphone-based city rally in Ulm lets you follow the story of the city's guilds while exploring the town. Lovingly researched on site and created without AI, the narrative has a genuine connection to Ulm. As you move through the city, you will pass by Ulm’s most beautiful sights and solve puzzles directly with and at the landmarks. You will use a city map to make your way from station to station along the story, with each puzzle tied to what you see around you. You will work in a team of 1–6 people per group to tackle the challenges. If more than six of you take part (up to a maximum of 50), it’s recommended to split into several small groups, since experience has shown that not everyone is well integrated in larger teams. You can also test which group is the fastest. Move at your own pace and take a break whenever you want.

Ulm’s Christmas Market invites you to wander through the town’s squares and streets as they glow with twinkling lights. Wooden stalls line the lanes, selling spiced mulled wine, handmade decorations, chocolate-covered fruit, cinnamon pastry, roasted almonds and other local delicacies. Along the way you’ll find plenty of seasonal treats and traditional crafts to browse. As you move through the market, a local guide will share knowledge of the past and present of these Christmas traditions. You’ll hear about the origins and customs behind the food and decorations and gain context that brings the market to life. This is an atmospheric way to experience Ulm at Christmas, combining festive sights and tastes with insights from someone who knows the city’s seasonal heritage.

Room Escape Games offer a range of self-contained escape rooms, each with its own story, topic and style of puzzle. You may choose from a variety of themes, including rooms such as Area 51, and will face different kinds of challenges as you move through each scenario. The experience focuses on solving puzzles and following the narrative to reach the exit room that fits your group. Each room’s description explains what you can expect and helps you pick the right fit. Along with the theme and story, descriptions typically include a recommended group size and an age rating based on the room’s scary factor. This information will help you decide which exit room is right for you and your companions before you play.

This walk around Ulm is led by a local and serves as an introduction to the city’s highlights and everyday life. As you move through the centre, you’ll discover both well-known sights and quieter, hidden corners that reveal the city’s charm. The group is kept small, with up to 8 travellers, so the pace will feel personal and easy to take in. Along the way you’ll see places like Ulm Minster and Ulmer Rathau and learn about local products and traditions that shape the city. Your guide will share practical, insider tips on where to eat and drink and how to get around, helping you explore with confidence and make the most of your time in Ulm.

Explore Ulm with a local guide on a walking introduction that brings the city to life. As you move from Ulm Minster to the Ulmer Rathaus, you will learn key facts about the city's past and present, take in notable architectural details and get a sense of everyday local life. The guide will highlight what gives Ulm its unique character and explain why these landmarks matter to residents. Along the way, your guide will share insider tips on the best cafes, restaurants and lively bars so you can make the most of your stay. The small-group format—limited to a maximum of eight travellers—keeps the outing personal and allows time for questions. It’s a focused way to see Ulm through a local’s eyes and decide what you’d like to explore next.

In Ulm you will join a walking tour that brings the city's quirky character and surprising records to life. Along the way you'll hear the local tongue twister — “In Ulm, um Ulm, und um Ulm herum” — and learn why Ulm likes statistics and unusual claims to fame. The tour will put these stories into context and link them to the people and places that shaped the town. You will see some striking highlights: the house recognised by Guinness World Records as the most crooked in the world, the sculpture dated to around 40,000 years ago that is billed as the world’s oldest, and the cathedral with the tallest spire in the world. As you move through the streets you'll also hear about Ulm as the hometown of Albert Einstein and how that local history fits with the city’s many surprising facts. The walk covers the main highlights of the city and is designed to give you a clear sense of why Ulm stands out, with plenty of moments that may make you smile or prompt a closer look at its unlikely records.

This experience combines live action and gaming into a single activity. You will be fitted with high-tech equipment — a vest and a phaser — and take part in a game that blends physical play with electronic gear. The format centres on hands-on use of the kit, so you will be actively engaged rather than watching from the sidelines. The activity is suitable for a wide range of group events. You can book it for a family outing, a birthday party, a bachelorette party, a school class outing, a team outing or a social event with friends. The organiser aims to make the session memorable and tailored to group occasions, keeping the focus on fun, interaction and a novel gaming experience.

This private guided tour will take you through the Historic Old town where you will see its characteristic half‑timbered houses and stroll the streets that frame this area. As you move through the town, your guide will lead you to the Monastery, where you will visit the well chapel and learn about its place within the complex. You will also see the Cloisters and the High Altar as part of the visit, and you will go to the spring known as Blautopf. Along the way, the guide will connect these highlights so the different sites make sense together. Tour timings are flexible and can be amended depending on availability.