The following is a travel guide to Ulm, Germany:

Ulm is a city in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, located on the Danube River and is the birthplace of scientist Einstein. Attractions - Ulm Cathedral: Gothic style, with the world's tallest church spire, 161.53 meters high. Visitors can climb the tower to overlook the entire city. The carved choir seats, stained glass windows and statuary artworks inside the church are also worth seeing.  - Town Hall: Built in the 14th century, it consists of three different parts, the oldest of which dates from 1357. The building has a unique architectural style, exquisite interior decoration, murals about virtues, precepts and vices on the exterior walls, and an astronomical clock installed in 1952.  - Fisherman's Quarter: This was where fishermen and craftsmen lived in the past, and it retains the street style of the past. Here is the "Leaning House" built in the 14th century, which was listed in the Guinness World Records as "the most crooked hotel in the world".  - Bread Culture Museum: The world's first museum about bread culture. The collections in the museum showcase the culture and history of bread, including paintings, sculptures and other artworks. There are a total of 18,000 collections, of which 700 are for long-term exhibition.  gourmet food - Swabian dumplings: This is one of the specialties of Ulm. It is usually made of flour, potatoes, eggs and other ingredients. It has a soft and glutinous texture and rich fillings.  - Beer: As a traditional drink in Germany, Ulm beer is also worth a try. There are many local breweries and bars offering a wide variety of beer flavors. Card:207 stay - City Center Hotel: If you want to easily visit Ulm's attractions, it is recommended to choose a hotel in the city center, where various attractions, restaurants and shops are just outside the door. - Hotels along the Danube: There are some hotels along the Danube with beautiful environment and beautiful views of the Danube, which are suitable for tourists who like quietness.