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Cologne Germany Tour
Cologne is Germany's oldest city dating back to Roman times and even got its name, Cologne, of which, as it was a colony of Rome in 50 AD The Romans also brought Christianity to Cologne and had been a home to many bishops. Today, you can still find some remnants Roman fortifications, churches and buildings throughout the city as Roman North Gate and City Hall, the Romanesque tower and the gates of the city. Although populated by several churches Romance as the Great San MartÃn and the churches of St. Gereon, Cologne is famous for its historic Cologne Cathedral, a World Heritage Site since 1998. The cathedral Gothic was built in 1248 and finally ended in 1880. It houses the relics of the Magi from the 13th century made the city one of the famous pilgrimage destinations.
Cologne's Old Town, but destroyed during the war, is something worth visiting for its colorful old houses, historic buildings and churches and narrow streets giving a perfect nostalgia for the old Cologne. But not only that most old houses or buildings are used today as restaurants, hotels and bars so you can roam around your way of not being hungry or thirsty. In particular, no thirst, because it has its Koelsch Cologne – Cologne beer. So for lovers of beer, Have fun!
There are so many things you can do in Cologne. Since it is the art center in the country, you can visit several museums of your choice. One trip round trip by boat on the Rhine is also something not to miss. Or a ride on the Rheinseilbahn, a cable car hanging over the river is giving you a chance to see the beautiful Cologne panorama from the top. There are also carts that are trying to look like trains that will take you to the zoo in Cologne Chocolate Museum. Although the zoo is not far from the area of the cathedral, is a very pleasant experience especially for children who have this ride. You can usually find these cars in front of the south transept of the cathedral Roncalliplatz call.
Next to the zoo are the Flora and Botanical Gardens. These beautiful gardens are home to different species of plants, trees, flowers from different continents. ideal time to visit is during the spring, the color is so beautiful. Another green area in Cologne is the Rheinpark. From the center of town, across the river and walk to the left side of the bank. The park is well kept, very clean and is perfect for family picnic. It even has a playground for children so that even the smallest do not get bored. Near the park is the Tanzbrunnen, a source with a dance floor in the center, hence the name Tanzbrunnen source for the dance. This is used as an outdoor stage and event hall for concerts.
Shopping in Cologne is something you do not want to miss. The Hohe Strasse is the most famous street for shopping in the region and probably around the country. This is always full of guests, no matter what the weather. But there are also malls, shopping arcades and rides, if you do not want to be outside all the time. Do not forget to get yourself famous souvenir, the Koelnischwasser – The original Eau-de-Cologne. Its formula has been produced at the site since 1709 and used by the legendary likes of Napoleon. Apart from regular shopping, Cologne is also famous for its Christmas markets. People visit here during the cold season only to those markets. You will have a wide range of options, decorations delicacies plus a taste of Gluehwein, a mulled wine usually served at Christmas mugs, to keep warm.
Annual events include the famous Cologne Carnival – A lively and colorful celebration, which is usually held in February. main highlight is the parade, people and even celebrities in colorful costumes and floats. Another famous case Lichter is the Koelner – Lights of Cologne, a spectacular show of fireworks on the Rhine. This event attracts over 1 million visitors a year. Lichter is normally Koelner in summer, often in July.
So if you're planning a visit to Cologne is ideal, of course, to visit in summer when you have more chance have a good time. Have fun and enjoy your visit!
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Manfred Richter has a passion for traveling and photography.
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