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- Kardinal-Höffner-Platz 1, Köln, 50667, Köln, Stadt
- info@koelntourismus.de
- 0221 346430
Here you will find everything you need to know for carefree days in Cologne. Experience exciting museums, enjoy a refreshing Kölsch beer in a rustic atmosphere or unwind at many great events.
The oldest museum in the city of Cologne is one of the major classical art galleries in Germany. Here you will find the world’s most extensive collection of medieval paintings as well as art from the 16th to 19th centuries.
- Altstadt / Old Town, Köln, 50667, Köln, Stadt
- info@koelntourismus.de
- 0221 346430
- German Bathhouse History and Culture
- Munich
- Hamburg
- Cologne
- Baths Beyond
The key to understanding the German bathhouse experience is the nation’s famously relaxed attitude to nudity, especially when associated with health. This open-minded attitude to the naked body started in the 19th century, when Scandinavian-style steam baths became popular; then, in the late 20th century nudity became widely accepted on beaches, in...
The Bavarian capital Munich is the epicentre of the German nonchalance toward nudity, its Englischer Gartenbeing famous for clothes-free sunbathing in the warmer months. Near the garden is Müller’sche Volksbad, an even more magnificent place to let it all hang out. Constructed in 1901 along sinuous art nouveau lines, this bathhouse was donated to t...
The most impressive bathhouse in the port city of Hamburg is Kaifu-Bad, opened in 1895 with a graceful neoclassical facade. One of its most impressive features is the large flotation pool, surrounded by pillars and illuminated by natural light from Gothic windows and skylights. Here you can enjoy the music that plays underwater, as you bob around w...
One of Germany’s most beautiful bathhouses is located in Cologne. Aptly this city was once governed by the Romans, themselves no strangers to a hot bath. Opened in 1912, Neptunbadis a delightful art nouveau structure decorated with tiles and mosaics. On one side is a fitness centre, where you can lift weights beneath high-arched windows. On the oth...
The traditional German bathhouse experience is available across the country, often within historic premises that add to the enjoyment. In Berlin, head for the Stadtbad Neukölln, a 1914 beauty gleaming with mosaics, frescos, brass fittings and marble. The pride and joy of Wiesbaden is the stunning Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme, built in 1913 on the site o...
- Visit Majestic Cologne Cathedral. Located near the left bank of the Rhine, Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom) is the city's towering landmark. Officially called the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Mary (Hohe Domkirche Sankt Petrus), this stunning edifice is a masterpiece of High Gothic architecture, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Explore Historic Old Town Cologne. As you explore the numerous historic churches and museums of Cologne's city center (Innenstadt), you'll crisscross the city's lovely Old Town (Altstadt).
- Cologne City Hall (Rathaus) A particular highlight of the city's Old Town area is Cologne's historic City Hall, the Kölner Rathaus, or Stadt Köln. Built in 1573 and the oldest such public building in Germany, it boasts a rich history dating back more than 900 years.
- Hop aboard a Rhine River Cruise. It would be a shame to visit this beautiful city without viewing it and its nearby river scenery from a boat on the Rhine.
Jun 19, 2022 · But Lochner is only a fraction of what this extraordinary museum has to offer, as the art of Albrecht Dürer, Hieronymous Bosch, Rubens, van Dyck, Rembrandt, Degas, Monet and many more is in store. 5. Cologne’s Old Town. Source: Andrey Shcherbukhin / shutterstock. Cologne’s Old Town.
We show the most important and most beautiful sights in Cologne. Discover for example the Cologne Cathedral, the Old Town or the Schildergasse!
