Wirtshaus im Butzental

Wirtshaus im Butzental is a traditional restaurant and beer garden in Ulm, set beside the walking routes of Butzental valley. Its large sun terrace overlooks meadows, orchards, and Harthausen. Families, cyclists, and walkers use this countryside stop while exploring hills, forests, and open fields around the city. Regional dishes shape the menu throughout the restaurant.

One established route begins at the Roter Berg car park, crosses Klosterwald, and reaches the inn through fields and meadows. That route suits families with children and pushchairs. The path moves between shaded woodland and open countryside before arriving at a natural resting point. Ulm’s skyline appears clearly along the way, including Ulmer Münster, St. Georg, and Pauluskirche. Barfüßer’s operators run the restaurant in Ulm. Its regional menu and self-service beer garden create a practical pause after walking or cycling through the valley. Private events receive flexible arrangements at the restaurant.

After a pause, walkers can continue through Klosterwald, cross the Roten Bach, and return towards their starting point. A nearby riding club adds horses to the landscape. The final approach winds through orchards towards the terrace overlooking Harthausen.