The Bishop of Ulm is the title held by the head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ulm, located in southern Germany. This diocese has a rich history dating back to the early Middle Ages and plays a significant role in the spiritual and administrative life of the region. The bishop oversees various parishes and is responsible for the pastoral care of the Catholic community in the area. The diocese is part of the larger ecclesiastical province of Freiburg and has been influential in the development of the city of Ulm. The bishop's residence is located in the Ulm Minster, a notable Gothic cathedral that is a prominent landmark in the city.