The Stadthaus Ulm, designed by the renowned New York architect Richard Meier, is an architectural masterpiece in the heart of the city. Located right next to the Ulm Cathedral, it creates a fascinating contrast between modern architecture and Gothic tradition.
With a total area of 3,600 m² over four levels, the Stadthaus offers diverse usage possibilities. The main hall with space for up to 320 people is ideal for conferences, concerts, and exhibitions. Additionally, flexible rooms are available for seminars, workshops, and private events.
The light-filled interior spaces create an inspiring atmosphere, emphasized by the use of Spanish Rosa Dante granite and the harmonious integration into the surroundings. The Stadthaus also houses the municipal tourist information and a café-restaurant that offers culinary delights in a stylish ambiance.
Thanks to its central location at Münsterplatz, the Stadthaus is excellently connected to public transport; the nearest stop is just a few minutes' walk away. For drivers, several parking garages are available in the vicinity.
Whether for cultural events, business occasions, or private celebrations – the Stadthaus Ulm offers the perfect setting in a unique environment.