Ulm, the city of 130,000 inhabitants, not only has the highest church tower in the world, but also an old town that is absolutely worth seeing. Historically, it is divided into two parts with completely different ambiences: The Southern Old Town is the nucleus of Ulm - the Northern Old Town came into being much later. In between stands the Minster. Another world is Neu-Ulm on the other side of the Danube. The independent city and its 65,000 inhabitants belong to the German State of Bavaria.