Cologne Vacation & Tourism Guide

 Real Travelers who've been to Kölner Dom

Chester & Titus in Cathedral Town said

… (Hauptbahnhof) we were met with a grandiose view of the famous Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom).  It has two major spires… continue reading »

This museum houses an impressive collection of classical art, including the ... more

Located above the city's famous chocolate factory, this museum includes a diverse collection ... more

... mid-19th century there was a bridge connecting the two banks of the Rhein near to the Kölner Dom . This bridge was jokingly known to the inhabitants of the city as the Muusfall - the Mousetrap. At the beginning of the... more

... over the last few centuries! These days it mainly seems to be one huge building site, which is actually an archaeological excavation. Like the nearby Altermarkt, it was once for much more than just historians or tourists. T... more

... few reminders nowadays that the inhabitants of Cologne once bought and sold fish. One such is the Fischmarkt, next to the Rheingarten. The former fishery, which made a good profit particularly in Lent, when fish was the sta... more

This art museum houses a diverse collection that includes everything from Dali ... more

... in the centre of Cologne, the Appartel am Dom offers service and comfort in 25 individually designed Junior Suites. Each room features a TV, a wireless telephone, free WLAN Internet access, noise-reduction windows, a safe,... more

... the most renowned and popular spas of Europe. If you fancy a swim in the surroundings of roman baths, this is the place for you. Pure relaxation in the pool is guaranteed. Thermal baths extend out of doors, and you can head... more

 Real Travelers who've been to Museum Ludwig

sconic in A cheapo ride share to the Hilton said

… to the Ludwig Museum of Modern Art. We spent at least an hour in the pop art section and actually saw a piece that is by the aunt of our… continue reading »

... is steeped in the aesthetic and culinary traditions of the early 20th century, with mirrors, cove moldings, dark paneling against ocher-colored walls, bentwood chairs, and tiled floors. Here you'll enjoy the carefully craft... more

Unsicht Bar, located in the heart of Cologne, serves a variety of tasty dishes. Their menu has an array of lamb choices and even a vegetarian section. The ambiance is modern with prominent touches of traditional elements. Wheth... more

You almost feel as if you're in the jungle here with all the bamboo, a considerable amount of which is used for the décor. You can choose between two places to sit - a stool or a cushion (don't forget to take off your shoes!).... more

Daikotai, near the Kölnischen Stadtmuseum has been around for many years. You can view the whirlwind created by the chef as he prepares the meals right before your eyes, while seated at the so called Teppan Yaki tabletops, whic... more

The Eichendorff is a tonic for the oppressed soul, starting with the interior: Located in a beautiful old street - a rarity in modern Cologne, the patio also offers the perfect setting for al fresco dining in summer. Lentil cur... more

El Gaucho situated in the basement of the Ambassador Hotel is by far the most expensive prominent and exclusive steakhouse in the Kölner Dom  town. You will tend to come across business people and tourists who do not need to w... more

The meals served at Bombay are extremely delicious and a fine example of Indian cuisine. The chicken tikka ( EUR 9), the marinated chicken breast with ginger, garlic and joghurt will cast a spell on you and take you to another... more

The Taj Mahal in Agra is India's number one tourist attraction, and the Taj Mahal in Cologne is the city's finest Indian restaurant; a fact proven by the large amount of Indians who choose to eat here. Opened in 1979 as Cologne... more

Lemon Grass is a new Thai restaurant in the Belgian quarter, directly across from the Whistle Stop Café. This restaurant has a particular advantage in summer—there is a lovely little back patio, which has been transformed into... more

This café reminds one more of Paris than Cologne. It's proximity to the Theater am Bauturm downstairs lends the café a slightly literary flair. The two chandeliers are great! Breakfast is a particularly good deal here, but at a... more