By bicycle from Ulm to Neu-Ulm

This short and easy ride takes you from Ulm to its Bavarian neighbor, Neu-Ulm, covering just about 2.5 km—perfect for a leisurely cycle. Starting in Ulm, you’ll be setting off from a city famous for its stunning Ulm Minster, which boasts the world’s tallest church steeple. The route mostly follows quiet roads and paved paths, making it beginner-friendly and relaxing.

You’ll cross the Danube River, marking the transition from Baden-Württemberg into Bavaria—so, yes, this ride technically takes you across state lines! The paths are mostly smooth, with a little bit of paving stones to add variety. Expect barely any climbing; the route gently drops about 11 meters in elevation.

Once you pedal into Neu-Ulm, you’ll find a charming town with inviting parks and riverside spots—perfect for a post-ride break. Altogether, it’s a quick cross-river cruise linking two lively cities steeped in history.