🇩🇪 Ulm Hbf
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Ulm Hbf is the main railway station of the historic city of Ulm in Baden-Württemberg, an important junction on the Stuttgart–Munich ICE main line where it meets the route southward toward Kempten and the Allgäu. The station was substantially rebuilt in the late 20th century and handles a high frequency of ICE and IC long-distance trains as well as regional services across Swabia and into Bavaria. Ulm's Gothic minster — home to the world's tallest church spire — is visible from the station approaches, and the vibrant Fischerviertel old quarter is within easy walking distance for arriving passengers.
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Quick Facts
| Country | 🇩🇪 Germany |
| Type | Major |
| Coordinates | 48.399432, 9.982224 |
| Timezone | Europe/Berlin |
| Connections | 778 |
| UIC Code | 8029103 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Ulm Hbf is a short ten-minute walk from the historic Münsterplatz and the Ulm Minster, home to the world's tallest church spire. Trams and buses also depart from the station square and reach the centre in just a few minutes.
DB self-service luggage lockers are available at Ulm Hbf on the main concourse. The station is well equipped with modern facilities following a recent redevelopment as part of the Stuttgart 21 project.
Ulm Hbf is a key stop on the new Stuttgart–Ulm high-speed rail line, with ICE services reaching Stuttgart in around 28 minutes and Munich in under an hour. Direct ICE trains also run to Berlin, Hamburg, and Frankfurt, making Ulm an exceptionally well-connected city.
The Ulm Minster with its 768 steps to the spire gallery is the city's iconic attraction, and the adjacent Fishermen's Quarter (Fischerviertel) with its leaning Schiefes Haus is particularly photogenic. The Museum of Bread Culture and the Stadthaus by Richard Meier are also within easy walking distance.
Ulm is ideally positioned for excursions to Augsburg (40 minutes by train), Stuttgart (under 30 minutes by ICE), and the Swabian Alb nature park. The twin city of Neu-Ulm across the Danube, technically in Bavaria, is accessible on foot via the city's bridges.
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Data last updated: 2026-02-27