Guided tours through the Stadthaus

Public tours (unless otherwise noted)
€ 3,50, € 1,50 (children), € 0,50 (for every additional child)
Please register here or give us a call 0731 161 7700
Free admission for artcard holders

Guided tours for groups
Monday through Saturday € 55,-
Sunday and public holidays € 65,-
Students/classes € 30 flat fee

Guided tours for groups in English or Russian including foreign language fee
Monday through Saturday € 70,-
Sunday € 80,-

 

The following tours are focused on specific topics and are available for closed groups, too.
Please contact Sabine Schwarz, T. 0731 161 7700 or s.schwarz@ulm.de

"Pool ladders and flying carpets"
Guided tour for families with Silvia Keppler (in German language): 2 April, 5 pm / 21 May, 11 am (Museum Day) / 2 July, 3 pm

Zwei Jungen bauen am Stadthaus-Modell. Während einer den obersten Stein aufsetzt, schaut der andere gebannt zu und hält sich vor Spannung die Hände vor den Mund. Foto: Nadja Wollinsky
Stadthaus Ulm
Photo: Nadja Wollinksy

Stadthaus Ulm has an extraordinary architecture, curved walls, stairs that appear to be floating in the air, large windows that seem to almost suck the surrounding area into the building.  And there are lions in the basement. Whatever children, parents, and grandparents want to know about this cool building, Silvia Kepler has many captivating stories to tell.

Such as the reason why the Stadthaus is painted white. And why you can see the Minster spire from so many places. And what about the spiral stairs? And if you want to, you can be an architect yourself. Silvia Keppler has developed a model of the Stadthaus that be taken apart and put together in different ways to create a new building.

Admission is € 3,50, € 1,50 for children (and € 0,50 for every additional child)

Reservation here

The guided tour for families on 21 May (Museum Day) is free.

Special guided tours
Stadthaus special with strawberry punch: 15 June, 6 pm / ‘bright lights and the smell of mulled wine’: 30 November, 6 pm - with Karla Nieraad (in German language)

Strawberry punch on the Stadthaus terrace
Strawberry punch on the Stadthaus terrace

During these special guided tours, Stadthaus director Karla Nieraad shares interesting and surprising stories from the 30-year history of the building. The tours end on the Stadthaus terrace where you can enjoy the view over the Minster Square, in the summer with a soundtrack of buzzing bees, and with the smell of flowers, in the winter with the beautifully lit Christmas market.

Depending on the season, you’ll be served a glass of strawberry punch or mulled wine.

€ 7, registration is mandatory

Telephone 0731 161 7700

What is usually hidden out of sight: The technical rooms of the Stadthaus
21 May 2023, 4 pm (Museum Day) / 10 September 2023, 4 pm (Open Monument Day) - with Paul Stauber (in German language)

Der technische Leiter des Stadthauses im schwarzen Hemd steht vor der grünen Kältemaschine, die das Stadthaus temperiert.
Technical director Paul Stauber explains the cooling unit.
Filmstill. Audio Express

Technical director Paul Stauber will take you through places usually inaccessible to the public, the Stadthaus catacombs. It’s all about cooling units, grease traps and more: technology that’s invisible but indispensable.

Admission is free on 21 May (Museum Day) and 10 September (Day of Open Monuments).

Reservation is mandatory. Please register here.

Our Youtube-Channel provides some teasers with Paul Stauber, but seeing it with your own eyes is so much better.

Guided tours in German, English, or Russian with Elsa Schröttle can be booked at any time.

Guided tour with Elsa Schröttle © Erich Püschel