10 entries found for "cologne"

Cologne is known for its joyous attitude and party spirit. The city is a matter of the heart, an emotion and an unfalteringly positive state of mind. At the root of this outlook are Cologne Carnival, ...

How is chocolate made? Who invented it? Where does cocoa come from? The Chocolate Museum has the answers to all these questions and more in its exhibition featuring 2,000 items. Plus, there's plenty o...

The Ludwig Museum is one of Europe's most important art museums, with a focus on artwork from the 20th and 21st centuries. The building in the shadows of the world-famous Cologne Cathedral is a stunni...

This impressive museum takes a vivid look at how Cologne became a city under Roman law and the capital of the Roman province of Lower Germania.

The Wallraff Richartz Museum in Cologne is one of the most prominent painting galleries in Germany, revealing just how topical European art from the 13th century to the start of the 20th century was a...

The National Socialist Documentation Centre in Cologne is the largest regional memorial site dedicated to the victims of National Socialism in Germany and the recipient of multiple awards. The centre ...

In Cologne there are not four, but five seasons. Carnival celebrations form one of them. And that already says something about this city on the Rhine. Our city tour offers you many more insights.

This museum is a place of discovery designed to invoke passion and excitement. The permanent exhibition presents the history of the phenomenon of sport from ancient times to the modern day, incorporat...

Unique collection: Cologne has the oldest museum of East Asian art in all of Europe and the only one in NRW. Opened in 1913, the museum displays exceptional works of art from China, Korea and Japan.

This museum, a recipient of the Council of Europe's Museum Prize, provides compelling insights into worlds old and new, alien and familiar. The 3,600-square-metre space boasts an innovative exhibition...