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  1. Aug 7, 2016 · New Ulm was founded by two groups of German immigrants in the mid-1850s, both looking to create a “Utopian German community.” Today, 66% of its residents claim German ancestry. A 45-foot tall Glockenspiel clock tower occupies a corner park in downtown New Ulm.

  2. New Ulm is a prosperous small city in Southern Minnesota. It is the seat of Brown County, and had population of 14,000 in 2020. The people of New Ulm are very proud of their German heritage, and commemorate it year round with parades, parties, and holiday celebrations. Map.

  3. Walking along the streets of New Ulm, you can hear familiar German tunes, when the town's bell tower or Glockenspiel rings out old favorites like "Rosamunde" three times a day. New Ulm...

    • Settled by Turners
    • Let The Good Times Roll
    • Goods from The Old Country
    • Preserving Culture
    • From Beer to Wine
    • Trip Tips: New Ulm, Minnesota

    Ironically, the first New Ulmers were not typical small-towners at all. They were Turners, members of a society that promoted universaleducation, German culture and physical fitness through gymnastics. Manywere socialists who had fled Germany after the nobility suppressed awave of democratic revolts in 1848. From groups in Chicago and Cincinnati, t...

    Luckily, I knew just where to take him. On previous trips, I'dhobnobbed with masked NarrenatFasching, the German equivalent of Mardi Gras. I'd flapped my elbows to the "Little Chicken Dance" at a New Ulmfestival. And I'd scoured the town's shops for blown-glass ornamentsand Advent calendars at Christmas. Our first stop was Schell Brewery, whose pic...

    Shopping always has been a sport in New Ulm, especially for Germangoods. Downtown, gift shops sell every kind of stein and souvenir. We drovedown Minnesota Street to Domeiers, a small neighborhood grocery that, in1963, began to cater to German-born brides brought home by New Ulmservicemen. It's packed with imported foodstuffs as well as gifts, ands...

    Upstairs, the Turner Ladies were holding a fund-raiser, selling cookiesand cinnamon rolls as well as Schmierkuchen,a coffeecake made with prunes andcottage cheese, and jars of homemade sauerkraut and potato salad. Continuing our rounds, Torsten and I watched a performance of theGlockenspiel and drove up to Hermann Heights Park to visit Hermann, the...

    It's no theme park, that's for sure. And this town of supposedlythirsty Germans doesn't even have a beer garden where people can sit onbalmy summer nights. It does, however, have a truly excellent wine patio. Eight miles east ofNew Ulm, Ted Marti's brother Georg runs Morgan Creek Vineyards, with awinery built into a landscaped hillside. When we sto...

    Getting there:It's 1¾ hours west of the Twin Cities, longerduring rush hours. Annual events: First Saturday in March,Bock Fest atSchell's (for more, see A German MardiGras ).Mid-July, Bavarian Blast in GermanPark. First two weekends of October,Oktoberfest. Accommodations : Bingham Hall B&Bis in astately house on German Street near downtown and has ...

  4. visit-twincities.com › hit-the-road › getawaysNew Ulm - Visit Twin Cities

    German culture pervades New Ulm, making for a memorable weekend of Deutsch food, arts and culture. New Ulm is primarily known as a destination for all things German—after all, the town is named for a Deutsch city on the Danube River.

  5. This 102-foot monument towers over the city and depicts Hermann the Cherusci, the ancient hero whose army liberated Germany from Roman rule in 9 C.E. Each year, tens of thousands of visitors climb a spiral staircase to the base of the statue for a stunning, panoramic view of the city and the Minnesota River Valley.

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  7. Jan 26, 2016 · Discover Hermann Heights Monument in New Ulm, Minnesota: A winged-helmed, sword-brandishing tribute to German Americans.

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