Kornhaus

The Kornhaus features a three-story stone structure with Renaissance architectural elements and decorated portals reflecting late Gothic influences.

Built in 1594 by architect Casper Schmid, the Kornhaus served as a storage facility for grain, supporting regional trade along the Danube River.

The renovated interior spaces, including the main hall and ornate foyer, provide venues for concerts, exhibitions, conferences, and community gatherings.

Located at Kornhausplatz 1 in central Ulm, the venue offers multiple rooms for events, with modern facilities integrated into the historical structure.

The building exterior displays the sgraffito technique, an architectural decoration method that creates patterns by scratching through surface layers of plaster.

Location: Ulm

Inception: 1594

Address: Kornhausplatz 1, 89073 Ulm

Website: https://tagen.ulm.de/tagen/de/locations/historisch/kornhaus-ulm

GPS coordinates: 48.39900,9.99497

Latest update: March 5, 2025 22:48