Ulm: The Munster

Ulm is the birthplace of Einstein and the home of the Museum of Bread Culture, but the main thing to see there is the Munster (mit der umlaut; sorry), Ulm's cathedral.

Even though it fronts a large square, Ulm's Munster is so
large, especially tall, that it is difficult to get a decent photo;
here's a photo of the usual bronze model of the old city

Nave

Ceiling

Chancel arch, beautifully frescoed with a
Last Judgment

Detail; Hell, of course

While everyone else is getting damned, Mary seems to
have found a good book

Just outside the arch is the tabernacle, the
highest religious carving in Germany; 85 feet;
1470

In the choir, more beautiful carving

Thus

And the usual misericordia

A few nice old windows

The organ; we stayed for the noon organ concert

More painting

Ditto

St. Edward Scissorhands

Side aisles nearly as interesting as the nave

Late medieval door hardware

Changing a lightbulb