Accessible holidays in Ulm

Danube bike route in 6 stages with information on accessibility and accommodation options for handbikers. The stages depended on the availability of wheelchair-accessible accommodations. For detailed descriptions, see the individual stages.

The highlight of the route is Ulm with the Ulm Minster and the picturesque fishermen's quarter, which is reminiscent of Venice due to its canals and alleys. However, there is a lot of cobblestone pavement.

After arriving by long-distance bus, the route begins on the outskirts of Ulm, along the Danube and Iller rivers up to just before Senden

On paved paths over the foothills of the Alb into the nature reserve Langenauer Ried to Sontheim Brenz. There you can visit the Romanesque St. Gallus Church in Brenz and the castle. Continuing along the Brenz to Gundelfingen. The route is passable nearly all year round. Return by train to Ulm.

Always along the Danube and Iller on beautiful paths with hardly any incline.

The Ulm Mill Trail leads to the locations of 22 mills in the Ulm city area and illustrates the technological historical development from the artisanal mill operation of the 19th century to the regional industry of the modern era. A companion documentation briefly covers the history of each individual mill. It also presents the significance of the mills for the early industrial development of the city in 5 thematic blocks. Download the companion documentation at TIG - The platform for Ulm/Neu-Ulm technology and industrial history https:/tig-ulm.de/muehlenweg.html

Always along the Danube