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( 968 490;
www.rathausulm.de
; Kronengasse 10; s €70-110, d €88-130, q €130-170,
s/d without bathroom €52/72; )
Just paces from the Rathaus, these family-run twins
ooze individual charm in rooms with flourishes like stucco and Biedermeier furnishings.
Light sleepers take note: the walls are thin and the street can be noisy.
Eating
Zur Forelle €€€
( 639 24; Fischergasse 25; mains €12-22; daily)
Since 1626, this low-ceilinged
tavern has been convincing wayfarers (Einstein included) of the joys of seasonal Swabian
cuisine. Ablaze with flowers in summer, this wood-panelled haunt by the Blau prides it-
self on its namesake
Forelle
(trout), kept fresh under the bridge.
GERMAN
Barfüsser €€
( 602 1110; Lautenberg 1; mains €9-16.50; 10am-1am Sun-Wed, to 2am Thu-Sat)
Hearty fare like
Käsespätzle
(cheese noodles) and pork roast soak up the prize-winning
beer, microbrewed in Neu-Ulm, at this brewpub.
BREWPUB
Da Franco €€€
( 305 85; Neuer Graben 23; mains €13-24.50; closed Mon)
If you fancy a break
from the norm, why not give this little Italian a whirl. There is a seasonal touch to authent-
ic dishes like swordfish with clams and veal escalope with asparagus, which are cooked
and presented with style.
ITALIAN
Gerberhaus €€€
( 677 17; Weinhofberg 9; mains €10-18; daily)
This warm, inviting woodcutter's
cottage of a restaurant hits the mark with its Med-inspired dishes. Plump for a river-facing
table for clean, bright flavours like home-smoked salmon carpaccio and lemongrass crème
brûlée. Day specials go for as little as €7.
MEDITERRANEAN
