The leaning house of Ulm and the fishermen's quarter

 Glittering blue, dripping mill wheels, sparrows chirping. The alleyways run right up to the gates of the city wall, where a magnificent view of the Danube opens up. All of this makes the former craftsmen's quarter the most popular sight after the cathedral.

In addition, the fishermen's and tanners' quarter is also home to the "Leaning House", which can also be found in the Guinness Book of Records. With an inclination of 10 degrees, the Leaning House in Ulm is the most inclined hotel in the world.