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Neu-Ulm, Germany
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Treat the city name as a starting area: confirm the depot address, handover hours and the road out before the first night.
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Leave margin for the handover, shopping and a first overnight stop that actually accepts the vehicle’s size. A scenic name on a map is not a confirmed pitch.
Neu-Ulm is the Bavarian bank opposite Ulm, broader and more modern, and it is the practical place to start before anyone crosses the Danube to look at the minster. Leibnizstraße and the surrounding blocks are ordinary town streets, not fishermen's lanes.
Cross into Ulm only with the green Umweltplakette fitted and with a car park already chosen on the near side of the old town.
Cross into Ulm only with the green Umweltplakette fitted and with a car park already chosen on the near side of the old town. The minster square is not that car park.
The A7 is the clean exit south or north. Bridge-hopping 'for a quick look' is how the first hour becomes a low-emission one-way system.
Danube paths draw cyclists onto the river roads. Give them room, and keep overnight stops on signed pitches rather than the flood-side meadows.
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