One of the most interesting buildings in Ulm - house Rayhenauer Hof - a vivid example of medieval Gothic. The date of construction is considered to be in 1370, well, the place was not chosen by chance. On the one hand - the proximity of the Danube, on the other - the center of the city, such benefits have been used at different times of the families of wealthy citizens, because there lived a family of mayors and city councilors, was seen here himself Emperor Charles V, however, as a guest.

The structure has been updated in 1535, in particular, it was attached to a wing. Among the distinctive features of the architecture can be called vaulted ceilings, aged proportion of all facades, arched design. Inside the room decorated with frescoes, this Gothic painting, which today attracts interest. Luxury picture moving smoothly from the ceiling on the walls, depicting not only the intricate patterns, but also the love scenes. The famous Hall Minestreley used to receive, because he was decorated with a special sophistication.

Following the devastation that caused World War II, the mansion was restored not long. However, in 1960 it was restored, and use all preserved in the city archives images and drawings. Now the building looks the same as before the terrible destruction. In modern life, this architectural monument is one of the main tourist sites, heavily visited by tourists from different countries.