Fischerviertel

The Fisherman's District is an old town in Ulm, where fishermen once lived, but now it is the most beautiful place in the entire Old Town. The moving house with Swiss and German colors is very beautiful, and there are many exquisite paintings on the walls, with a strong German style, which is definitely worth enjoying.

The Fisherman's District in Ulm is a very old neighborhood with many houses of southern German color, mostly wooden structures, with tiger windows on the triangular roof, and it looks very simple. Walking on the small road in the Fisherman's District, it seems to be crossing back to the German town of more than 200 years, especially emotional.

Ulm is a small border town between Germany and Switzerland, and the buildings here show a clear Swiss style. The fisherman area is also the oldest place here. The buildings in the community are very beautiful. There are small skylights next to the triangular roof, which are very local. It is a quiet village, walking here feels very comfortable.

In the old town of Ulm, do not fear to lose. The high spire of Ulm Cathedral guides, afraid of following the road without any rules, unconsciously return to the cathedral, and deliberately away. The ancient city of Europe, the surface is old, the history is accumulated, and from time to time, the insertion of modern buildings in the ancient buildings, and the shops next to the street, which are combined together, feel very comfortable. There is no sense of loneliness on the road, and the novelty is full.

The Fisherman's District is the most distinctive neighborhood in Ulm. It presents a Swiss scene, wooden houses on the top of the Great Triangle, clear rivers, and ancient shops forming an ancient town that combines the characteristics of Switzerland and Germany, which is very fresh and refined. A place that feels so refreshing.