Upper Danube Bastion by EuroTourData
Upper Danube Bastion was built in 1855 as the irregular bastion of Ulm Federal Fortress Upper Front. The largest and best-preserved structure of the bastion is the four-story reduit, which was used as the defensive barracks, and which has the front tower and two flanking towers. The garrison of the bastion was 2253 soldiers. The reduite currently contains Danube Swabian Central Museum. Info is based on the article Bundesfestung Ulm - Obere Donaubastion of German Wikipedia.
Upper Danube Bastion info
|Tourist Audience||Cultural heritage tourism|
|German official name||Werk I|
|German alternate name||Obere Donaubastion|
|Part of||Upper Front|
|Contains||Danubian Swabian Central Museum|
|Street address||Schillerstraße 1|
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Nearby fortifications of Ulm Federal Fortress
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Dataset to Upper Danube Bastion
Tabular datasets and ATOM feed to Upper Danube Bastion of Ulm Federal Fortress, by EuroTourData.
ETD ID: udanbst-ulm.
Tags: tourist attraction, Germany, Baden-Württemberg, fortification, irregular bastion.
Creator: Nikolaj Antonov
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