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Quote: The Cologne Cathedral or Kolner Dom as it generally known absolutely dominates the skyline of the city and was the first thing we saw when leaving the train station. It is absolutely spectacular and so immense… Read More
Quote: Being a fan of Chocolate I was quite excited to visit the chocolate museum in Cologne as I thought it would not only be a fun thing to do but because I had read they also had a large chocolate fountain where you… Read More
Quote: The museum offers a unique insight to the city's ancient Roman history offering numerous tombs, ceramics, artwork, and sculptures. Its most famous piece is a gigantic ancient mosaic remembering the Roman god… Read More
Quote: The museum has extensive information on many forms of sport, particularly the Olympics, and has quite an array of sporting objects, including Michael Schumacher's Benetton car, a bobsled, a huge basketball… Read More
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Quote: Being a fan of modern art the Ludwig museum was near the top of my list of things to see and do in Cologne. Located right next to the Cathedral it couldn't be easiier to find and is well worth a visit even if you… Read More
Quote: Wallraf-RichartzWednesday, Friday 10am-6pmThursday 10am-8pmSaturday-Sunday 11am-6pm7€ (4.50€ for students)This is the oldest museum in Cologne, and it contains a wide range of works. There are a lot of… Read More
Quote: This is a great museum that tells the story of Cologne as a city and its people before, during and after WWII. Also restores the prison where people were detained along with their writings and carvings on the… Read More
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Quote: St Kunibert's is what I saw when I looked out my hotel window, but the exterior doesn't prepare you for the beauty of the interior. We went at lunchtime, and the organist was practicing on their magnificent pipe… Read More
Quote: Remagen is about 30 minutes drive south of Cologne and best reached by car. Remagen was famous in Germany for its 325 m long railway bridge across the Rhine. It was constructed during the First World War to… Read More